Category: YouTube News

Facebook Instant Articles: What’s In It For Advertisers?

Facebook Instant Articles: What’s In It For Advertisers? Heard stirrings about Facebook teaming with publishers? Columnist Andrew Waber explains how it works and what it means for marketers.

Earlier this month, Facebook took the wraps off of its new Facebook Instant Articles offering.

Another content-focused play for Facebook, Instant Articles is explicitly targeted to …

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Large Inflow of Money Witnessed in Multi-Channel Video Programming Provider DIRECTV

Large Inflow of Money Witnessed in Multi-Channel Video Programming Provider DIRECTV:

DIRECTV (NASDAQ:DTV) had a weak trading session and its shares were last down at $91.57, down -0.58% or -0.63 points. The trading data also revealed that the total net flow stood at $12.19 million as the shares had $30.09 million in upticks but lost …

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AOL Shifts Toward More Live Daily Programming on Web

AOL Shifts Toward More Live Daily Programming on Web

This year, AOL AOL -0.18% is all about live.

Indeed, as the Web pioneer heads toward it fourth NewFront presentation on Tuesday, the company appears to have made a strategic programming shift. Rather than trying to out-TV TV with a slate of cable-like original series …

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Multi-Channel Networks 101

Multi-Channel Networks 101 – Multi Channel Network

As online video flourishes as a sector of the startup community in Los Angeles, this has given rise to new vocabulary that is often used, but little understood by a wider audience.

“Multi-Channel Networks” (or MCNs) have established themselves in various parts of L.A.

This definition from YouTube …

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YouTube Touts Influence While Casting Doubt on TV’s Future

YouTube Touts Influence While Casting Doubt on TV’s Future

YouTube used its NewFront event on Wednesday night in New York to take some direct shots at the TV ad business, and some subtle digs at Facebook’s emerging Web video prowess.

The basic message during the Web video giant’s presentation—which doubled as a 10th …

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Charter Buying Time Warner in $56 Billion Mega-Deal

Charter Buying Time Warner in $56 Billion Mega-Deal

Charter Communications Inc. has agreed to buy Time Warner Cable Inc. in a $56 billion deal that would combine the third and second largest U.S. cable operations in an effort to go up against Comcast Corp.

John Malone’s Charter is offering to pay $195.71 in cash-and-stock for …

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Winners and Losers at the NewFronts So Far

Winners and Losers at the NewFronts So Far

The NewFronts aren’t over. In fact, the string of sales presentations aimed at convincing advertisers to park more spending in digital video continue through Thursday. But most of the biggest digital media players gave their pitches last week, which means it’s time to weigh in on …

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With Facebook Instant Articles, Publishers May Find 70 Cents Is Better Than a Dollar

With Facebook Instant Articles, Publishers May Find 70 Cents Is Better Than a Dollar

Publishers are still digesting the details of the new FaceBook Instant Articles initiative, which in the first 24 hours has set off reactions ranging from panic to confusion to envy across the online news landscape.

There are many questions for …

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Multi-Channel Network sets new platform: Korea

Multi-Channel Network sets new platform: Korea

PewDiePie and Bethany Mota may sound foreign to many Koreans, but they are a couple of the most influential people on the Multi-Channel Network (MCN).

PewDiePie is an alias for a 25-year old Swedish producer on the YouTube game channel “Let’s Play,” and he has 36.4 million subscribers.

Teenage …

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Retailers Drive Growth in Digital Advertising

Retailers Drive Growth in Digital Advertising

Retailers are driving growth in digital advertising more than any other industry, according to new estimates by eMarketer.

The research company predicted digital ad spending in the U.S. will reach $58.61 billion this year, of which retailers’ ad outlays will comprise 22%. Retailers’ expenditures will be up …

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Note: The accepted formula that Auxiliary Mode Inc. uses to calculate the CPM range is $0.45 USD - $25.00 USD.

The range fluctuates this much because many factors come into play when calculating a CPM. Quality of traffic, source country, niche type of video, price of specific ads, adblock, the actual click rate, watch time and etc.

Cost per thousand (CPM) is a marketing term used to denote the price of 1,000 advertisement impressions on one webpage. If a website publisher charges $2.00CPM, that means an advertiser must pay $2.00 for every 1,000 impressions of its ad. The "M" in CPM represents the Roman numeral for 1,000.

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