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YouTube made multi-billion dollar gamble on the NFL, and the early returns seem to be positive. The NFL's top package called “NFL Sunday Ticket” ...

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Teenagers in the U.S. say they watch more videos on YouTube than Netflix, according to a new survey from investment bank Piper Sandler.Teens polled by the bank said they spent 29.1% of their daily video consumption time on Google-owned YouTube, beating out Netflix for the first time at 28.7%. Time on YouTube rose since the spring, adding nearly a percentage point, while Netflix fell more than two percentage points.The data point shows that the streaming business is getting more competitive, and highlights YouTube's strong position as a free provider of online video, especially among young people."We wonder if this is a push or a pull in regards to the changing consumption habits, as content on YouTube appears to be improving over time and the streaming industry becomes more and more competitive," Piper Sandler analysts wrote.Piper Sandler has published a survey of American teenagers twice a year since 2001, focusing on their favorite brands, gadgets, snacks and restaurants. This fall's survey polled more than 9,000 teens across the U.S. in September who average just under 16 years old.Some investors believe understanding how young people spend their money can help spot trends in the broader economy.Netflix and YouTube were the two clear

YouTube has announced the launch of a new option to utilize multi-language audio to add audio descriptive tracks in your videos, providing another way to expand audience engagement options in the app. Audio description is an additional narration track which describes what’s happening in a clip, helping those with visual impairments to engage with the content. And now, within the “Subtitles” section of your video upload, you’ll be able to include audio descriptive tracks as an option for your videos. That could help to expand your audience reach, and make your content more accessible, while users will also be able to search for audio descriptions, and update their setting preferences to play audio description tracks by default. It’s a good update, which will help to ensure that more people can experience YouTube in full, by providing more ways for people to tune in to each clip. It could also help to expand your discoverability, by ensuring that users who do use this as a search preference are also shown your clips. On another front, YouTube’s also rolling out a new pronouns feature on the Channel page for US-based creators. As you can see in this example, now, creators will be

YouTube has once more deleted a channel that produced satirical spoof videos featuring ruling Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, sparking further concerns over whether the Chinese government is exploiting the social media giant’s copyright rules. The @Voice_of_Chonglang channel, which frequently used the #InsultTheBun hashtag referencing Xi's fondness for steamed baozi buns, was deleted from the global video-sharing platform on Oct. 5. "The consequences of cyberbullying against Xi Jinping," the channel's X account commented ironically on the move, which comes after YouTube deleted a similar channel titled @RutersXiaoFanQi in February. The woman behind @Voice_of_Chonglang said she had received no warning of the ban, just an email informing her that the channel had seriously or repeatedly violated its cyberbullying policy. YouTube bans content that "targets someone with prolonged insults or slurs based on their physical traits or protected group status, like age, disability, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or race," according to its help page. However, the rules make an exception for "debates related to high-profile officials or leaders" and insults made as part of "scripted satire" and "diss tracks." The channel producer said she had complained to YouTube by email, but that her email was bounced back after five minutes. She

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