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Spotify, Apple Music and other services have 30 million U.S. subscribers, and streaming revenue is up 48 percent so far this year.
What about YouTube? “I’m pretty sure my teen puts things on YouTube.”
An excerpt from the new book, “Streampunks: YouTube and the Rebels Remaking Media,” by the chief business officer at YouTube.
Patreon is not a tip jar. It’s a creator-driven patronage system.
You can view it on an ordinary screen or in a VR headset.
Anthony Padilla heads out on his own.
Facebook will start showing advertisers the list of apps and websites where their ads could appear.
Warner Music Group signed a deal with YouTube and then complained about it. Here’s the video site’s response.
Alphabet reports numbers on Thursday.
“The cornerstone of our business is our talent relationships and our creator network.”
How to tell what you’ll get when you buy a streaming TV service.
Studio71 CEO Reza Izad explains the differences between YouTube and traditional TV on Recode Media.
You can get it in New York, LA, San Francisco and two other cities. Do you want to get it?
In an interview with Recode, Philipp Schindler, Google’s top business exec, walks a fine line.
Google has started tweaking the system to respond to advertiser concerns about brand safety.
The video site says: Advertise with us, we’re safer than other stuff on YouTube.
Google has faced advertiser angst over ads appearing alongside inappropriate content.
Advertisers are tired of just trusting Google.
After big U.S. and U.K. brands pull advertising, Google needs to reconsider programmatic advertising.
These streams are the highest-profile sports rights currently on the market.
The company said it may also limit the kinds of videos users upload to YouTube.
European advertisers have been pulling ads from Google and YouTube.
“I don’t quite understand why [YouTube] doesn’t give premium content” — the kind of stuff his company makes — “a better home.”
The company has made gains since Susan Wojcicki joined as CEO.
Meet YouTube TV.
Internet, meet pay TV.
The news comes within two weeks of Facebook’s own announcement of ad auditing.
One video includes two men unfurling a sign that reads, “Death to all Jews.”
AwesomenessTV CEO Brian Robbins thinks YouTube could be something akin to Netflix’s homepage.
Google’s Americas president is leaving for the second time.
Its new short film, “Understanding,” is a testament to a father’s love and the power of a printed photo.
“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” is the first test of Disney’s plan to spin off several movies from the main “Star Wars” story.
Rooster Teeth co-founder Burnie Burns discusses “Red vs. Blue” and making fun of Apple on the latest Recode Media.
Defy Media’s president has made a bunch of people internet famous. Now he wants to make them just plain famous.
The videos will be available on YouTube and Google’s new VR headset, Daydream.
Defy Media President Keith Richman sees $$$ signs in TV.
Remember Twitter+Niche? This is like that.
He’s going to hold on to his 300 label, which Google backed three years ago.
The Great YouTube Ad Freakout Of Late August 2016, explained.
The world’s biggest video site explains why “demonetizing” videos is a good thing. Video makers freak out.