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YouTube and Amazon Prime Video Apps Return to Fire TV and Chromecast
Posted on 07-09-2019
Frustrated Chromecast and Fire TV users can now breathe a sigh of relief: parent companies Google and Amazon have announced that apps for YouTube and Prime Video are officially...
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VideoNuze Podcast #470: CuriosityStream’s Opportunity; YouTube’s Challenges
Posted on 06-07-2019
I’m pleased to present the 470th edition of the VideoNuze podcast, with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. This week we start with Colin sharing his views on...
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VideoNuze Podcast #467: Brand Safety in Focus at Upfronts
Posted on 05-17-2019
I’m pleased to present the 467th edition of the VideoNuze podcast, with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. This week the major TV networks presented to advertisers in...
News from Around the Web (2244 items)
- Netflix And YouTube’s Share Of Daily Viewership To Drop As Field Grows (Study) Tubefilter - 12-03-2019
- YouTube says viewers are spending less time watching conspiracy videos. But many still do. The Washington Post - 12-03-2019
- YouTube is working to bring advertising to edgier content as demonetization woes grow The Verge - 11-21-2019
- YouTube Integrates Nielsen TV Data Into Google Reach Planner Mediapost - 11-21-2019
- YouTube’s homepage redesign focuses on usability, giving you control over recommendations TechCrunch - 11-07-2019
- Alphabet should spin off YouTube because it would be worth $300 billion as standalone, analyst says CNBC - 10-29-2019
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