All YouTube articles – Page 13
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Features
Riding the short-form wave
With the three main social networks launching video platforms in the UK, opportunities abound for producers. But as ever, monetisation remains key
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News
YouTube signals gear shift on Originals
Premium commissions will become free and ad-supported by 2020
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News
Thinkbox: YouTube used as distraction
Research from commercial TV body also finds live TV drives shared viewing
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News
YouTube and Facebook plea for Barb rethink
Digital players argue that they are pigeonholed by focus on ’broadcast-quality’ content
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News
Facebook and YouTube open to reboots
Content bosses will consider scripted and unscripted ideas
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BBC Studios launches digital talent label
YouTubers Dan Howell and Phil Lester are TalentWorks’ first partners
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Ofcom calls for end to 'standards lottery'
Sharon White to set out ambition to address ‘arbitrary’ differences in online content regulation
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British stories key for broadcasters
Broadcast Intelligence’s Commissioner Index reveals drama commissioners are seeking contemporary domestic stories
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Video
Origin, YouTube Premium
Left Bank Pictures and CiTVC series about a group of troubled passengers who wake up on a damaged spaceship abandoned in deep space
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News
BBC’s 16-34 reach tumbles
Corporation falls behind Netflix, Amazon and YouTube in attracting younger demographic
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News
YouTube SVoD to tap into trends and talent
YouTube Premium launched in 10 European countries last week, including the UK
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YouTube Premium orders new formats to mark UK launch
Football and stunts series feature established talent
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YouTube Red rebrands as Premium ahead of global rollout
Video site to split subscription service into two, distinguishing music and original video content
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Comment
Time to tackle fake news threat
As the forthcoming GDPR shows, digital platforms can be brought to heel, says Kate Bulkley
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News
Producers social TV revenues slip
Royal Holloway report finds proportion of firms making money from social media falls to 20%