YouTube Reportedly Pays Stars Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars To Promo New Features, Ninja Won't Stream With Women For Marriage, More Alex Jones

YouTube is reportedly spending some marketing budget for the platform's new features on its very own creators. 

Not displaying correctly? View this email online. YouTube Paying Stars Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars To Promote New Features (Report)   YouTube is paying some of its most-watched creators to promote new features, according to a report from Bloomberg. Stars are reportedly earning sums in the tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars for enabling revenue-driving features. Liza Koshy Claims 3 Surfboards At Teen Choice Awards, Dolan Twins Take Home 2   Liza Koshy has had a massive 2018 — from headlining her first scripted series, YouTube Premium's Liza On Demand, to crossing the 15 million-subscriber threshold after three short years. Spotify Is Testing A Free Version Of Its Service Where Users Can Skip Ads   One of the signature features of music streaming service Spotify's paid premium membership tier is zero ads, but soon, users may not have to pay to get their ads to go away. Ninja Says He Won't Stream With Other Women In Order To Preserve His Marriage   Twitch megastar Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins garnered headlines over the weekend for his decidedly traditional approach to maintaining a healthy marriage with fellow streamer Jessica 'JGhosty' Blevins. Netflix CFO David Wells To Step Down, Says Company Has "Exciting Growth Plans" Netflix is on the hunt for a new chief financial officer. The streaming giant announced today that its current CFO, David Wells, will be helping to install his successor before stepping down. Vimeo Bans Alex Jones After Conspiracy Hawker Ramps Up Output There   After being banned from YouTube, Facebook, Apple, and Spotify for anti-Muslim and transphobic comments, Alex Jones' conspiratorial InfoWars website sought refuge on Vimeo, where the alt-right publisher substantially ramped up output late last week with 50 new uploads on Thursday and Friday. Copyright © 2018 Tubefilter, All rights reserved. Sign up for Tubefilter Newsletters here. Our mailing address is: Tubefilter 5405 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 270 Los Angeles, CA 90036 USA  You received this email because you subscribed to a Tubefilter Newsletter or have registered to attend one of our Tubefilter Events. We respect your privacy and inbox. If you believe this was sent to you in error and you no longer wish to receive these emails, please update your subscription preferences or unsubscribe.