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YouTube TV’s Latest Rate Hike Reflects Rising Importance of CTV Ads
Posted on 07-01-2020
Yesterday YouTube TV raised its monthly rate by 30% from $50 to $65. It’s the fourth rate hike in just the past 2 years, as YouTube TV moved from...
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YouTube Brandcast Emphasizes Personalized TV Viewership and Originals
Posted on 06-25-2020
As part of the IAB NewFronts, YouTube held its reimagined Brandcast virtual event today, emphasizing its TV viewership, incremental reach and originals as part of a broader pitch for...
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YouTube Select Gives YouTube Stronger Role With Connected TVs
Posted on 05-20-2020
YouTube launched “YouTube Select,” replacing and expanding its prior Google Preferred solution, which was a curated selection of top YouTube channels. In a blog post, Vishal Sharma, VP, Product Management...
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- Facebook Will Now Host Official Music Videos, Challenging YouTube’s Dominance In The Category Tubefilter - 08-02-2020
- With Covid Crushing Advertising, YouTubers Turn to Subscriptions Bloomberg - 08-03-2020
- YouTube Q2 Ad Revenue Growth Slows, Google’s Search Sales Fall Nearly 10% Variety - 07-30-2020
- The New King of Kids TV Gets 7 Billion Views a Month on YouTube Bloomberg - 07-30-2020
- How SVODs Are Leveraging Facebook And YouTube To Grow Their Audiences Tubefilter - 07-16-2020
- Streaming advertising’s tipping point: Viewership has shifted and ad dollars are expected to follow Digiday - 07-16-2020
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