Articles Tagged ‘YouTube’

Streaming music services growing in popularity: study
Plus, despite the global reach of online radio, listeners still prefer local content.

Online video penetration flat: study
The number of Canadians watching online video hasn’t changed since 2015, although those who do watch are watching more.

Ad safety: Isn’t this the Google we created?
Sarah Ivey from Agents of Necessity on how the industry made the digital media unicorns that are now having their feet held to the fire.

CBC adds new web series on first responders
Save Me, starring Queer as Folk‘s Fab Filippo, is hosted on YouTube and dives into the world of professionals dealing with medial emergencies.

Stop making rubbish ads and know your numbers: BCON Expo takeaways
From media leads and marketers pleading to keep your TV spot off Facebook to the future of influencer relationships, the top tips from this year’s deep dive into the world of branded content.

YouTube brand fallout: the Canadian impact
The brands that have confirmed ad spend has been paused in the market and where we go from here.

ICYMI: New hosts for the Junos, Twitter adds analytics for Moments
In case you missed it: Brian Adams and Russell Peters will headline the Junos, brands and users alike can track their Twitter Moments, and YouTube breaks down the video habits of working-age women.

With one billion hours of daily watching, how does YouTube stack up in Canada?
Research indicates that the Google-owned giant dominates the social space in Canada – but it might not necessarily be because of the quality of the content.

Google adds cross-platform ad muting
The update is paired with YouTube changes including a reduction in relying on pixels and cookies as it gravitates to cloud-based tracking.

Canada gets first peek at YouTube’s new sharing feature
A new chat feature, designed to “reduce friction” in sharing videos, will roll out in Canada first due to the country’s high rate of mobile video sharing.

Canadians’ number-one music streamer is YouTube: study
A new MTM survey found that while the penetration of audio streaming services hasn’t changed much, Canadians are listening to more streamed content per week than before.

YouTube names up-and-coming Canadian creators
A total of 15 YouTubers have been selected as part of the platform’s NextUp program to learn how to market themselves and grow their audiences.