By: Kendra Clark

YouTube will be able to place ads on videos made by all creators who are not involved in the platform’s partnership program — without giving them a cut of the cash. Effective June 1, the video platform will have the right to monetize most content on its site, per its updated global terms of service. It will also ban the collection of personal data via facial recognition and change the way it pays creators. Here’s what marketers need to know about the changes…read more.

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