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Amazon makes Prime Video shoppable, linking scenes to real products

Shopping meets streaming as Amazon links Prime Video scenes to real products. New features let viewers browse and buy items inspired by what they watch.

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YouTube Expands Live Reaction Tools to Boost Mobile Creator Revenue

Creators can now broadcast live reactions to eligible streams on YouTube’s mobile app. The move aims to drive more real-time engagement and new revenue streams.

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Reuters takes over ITN archive rights, bringing AI search to decades of news footage

Reuters replaces Getty as the exclusive licensing partner for ITN’s vast news archive. AI-powered search and richer metadata promise faster, more reliable access for publishers and creators.

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Ghost creators flood social feeds with brand content at scale

Brands are hiring ghost creators to mass-produce content that mimics authentic user voices. This tactic blurs the line between real and manufactured influence.

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Crooked Media bets on viral creators to win back young voters

A progressive media nonprofit is recruiting digital creators to reach skeptical young voters. The initiative aims to counter right-wing viral content and reshape political engagement before 2028.

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Deep South Today bets on video and networked newsrooms for growth

A Pulitzer-winning nonprofit is scaling up with a new Arkansas newsroom and a multimillion-dollar video push. Can Deep South Today balance rapid growth with sustainable local journalism?

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YouTube Now Leads Google AI Overviews for Supplement Searches

Over half of Google’s AI Overviews for vitamins and supplements now cite YouTube as a main source. New research shows how video content is shaping search results and what this shift means for publishers and health brands.

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Creator Economy Faces High Stakes as Platforms Tighten Control

Monetization rules are changing fast. Platforms demand more, brands rethink partnerships, and creators scramble to diversify. Here’s what will define Q4 for anyone betting on content.

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YouTube Tests Local Merchant Tags to Accelerate Affiliate Sales

YouTube is piloting local merchant product tags for affiliate videos. The move could speed up delivery and reshape creator earnings. Here is what changes for publishers and creators.

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TikTok Secures NFL Partnership, Expands Sports Content for Advertisers

TikTok's new multiyear deal with the NFL gives advertisers direct access to league content and exclusive ad formats. The partnership arrives as sports engagement on TikTok continues to climb.

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AI-Driven Political Videos Flood YouTube

Millions of Americans are watching political news videos fronted by paid actors and scripted by AI. A new breed of YouTube operators is cashing in on algorithmic virality, fueling misinformation and reshaping digital media economics.

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Reddit Pushes 15-Second Video Views to Attract Brand Advertisers

Reddit introduces a 15-second video view goal for advertisers, reporting higher completion rates in early tests. Marketers get more room for storytelling, but will users watch longer ads?

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CTV’s Real Power: Proving Brand Ads Drive Sales, Not Just Views

Audience numbers alone won’t secure CTV’s future. The real test is whether connected TV can deliver hard evidence that premium video ads actually move the bottom line.

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Scripps Lays Off Anchors, Switches to AI-Run Local News

Scripps is cutting hundreds of local TV jobs and moving to AI-powered, anchorless news broadcasts-a major cost-saving shift that could reshape local TV.

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VLC Reaches 7 Billion Downloads as Offline Media Makes a Comeback

VLC has surpassed 7 billion downloads, highlighting renewed interest in offline media tools. VideoLAN is expanding to new platforms and features as audiences rethink how they access content.

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Amazon Ads Launches Immersive Back-To-School Campaign for Brands

Major brands are targeting Gen Z college students with a new Amazon Ads campaign. The initiative blends shoppable content, influencer storytelling, and on-campus experiences. A livestreamed concert headlines the effort.

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Search Traffic Collapse Forces Publishers to Rethink Distribution

Search referrals to publisher sites have plunged from 70% to under 20% in three years. John Nardone says this is a permanent shift. Publishers must now adapt to new distribution realities.

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Google Shares YouTube Ad Strategies That Boost ROI

New research from Google pinpoints which creative choices drive more conversions on YouTube. Human voices, early branding, and native visuals now have proven impact. The latest guidelines give advertisers clear, practical benchmarks.

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AI Agents Push Publishers to Rethink Content Access and Monetization

AI-driven content requests are forcing publishers to balance discovery and paywall protection. New platforms and payment systems are emerging to address these challenges. Video and metadata strategies are evolving fast.

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AP Moves US Video Production Jobs to India Amid Layoffs

Twenty US video production roles are being cut as AP shifts work to India. Union leaders warn of risks to coverage quality. Additional layoffs in photo and London video teams are planned.

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How Publishers Are Rethinking Video for Fragmented Audiences

Publishers are adapting video strategies as audiences shift to new platforms. Joe Pickover explains why tailored formats, live coverage, and data-driven decisions are now essential. AI and platform fragmentation are reshaping newsroom workflows.

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Reddit Tests Audio and Video Posts in Select Communities

Users can now listen to or watch Reddit posts in certain communities. The new feature is available on iOS and Android apps. Reddit aims to see which formats engage users most. Original text posts remain unchanged.

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Higgsfield Secures $400M Series B, Valued at $5.4B

A major funding round has pushed Higgsfield’s valuation to $5.4 billion. The AI video platform now claims 30 million users and $700 million in annualized revenue. Its tools are gaining traction with Fortune 500 enterprises.

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YouTube Redefines Video Views With Instant Count Update

A major change to YouTube’s view count system will register a view the moment a video starts. The update could reshape how creators and advertisers measure video performance. Monetization rules remain unchanged.

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Instagram Expands Reels and Stories to Samsung Smart TVs

Instagram is now available on Samsung Smart TVs in the US. Users can watch Reels, Stories, and longer videos on the big screen. Meta aims to bring social video into shared living rooms.

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Why Demand Gen Is Transforming the PPC Playbook

Performance marketers now face new demands as Google’s Demand Gen campaigns shift PPC from intent-based targeting to full-funnel creative strategy. Learn how audience insights, creative assets, and attention metrics are reshaping paid search success.

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Burda Expands "Lissy Pony" Into AI-Powered YouTube Series

A children’s magazine brand is getting a digital makeover. Burda is turning "Lissy Pony" into a multilingual video series using generative AI. The first episodes will launch on YouTube this fall.

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ERGO Launches External Attribution for Disney+ Video Ads

A new campaign on Disney+ uses external attribution to track real business outcomes. ERGO and lead link aim to connect streaming ads with measurable results. The approach could reshape how brands evaluate video performance.

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YouTube Doubles Monetization Thresholds, Prioritizes Long-Form and TV Views

New requirements for YouTube Partner Program take effect in 2027. Creators must meet higher watch hour and Shorts view thresholds. The changes highlight YouTube’s focus on longer viewing and TV screens.

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YouTube Raises Monetization Bar for Creators With Stricter Rules

Monetization on YouTube is about to get tougher. New eligibility standards will require creators to double their watch hours or Shorts views. The changes could impact smaller channels and niche creators.

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