YouTube Kids is rolling out two significant additions today, one of which is an entirely new experience in the app geared toward kids aged eight to 12. The second rollout is that of (previously announced) amped-up parental controls, which allow parents to hand-pick every single video and channel that will show up on their kids' version of the app.
Given that a stunning swath of its views take place on mobile devices — to the tune of 70% — it seems surprisingly belated that YouTube is only now rolling out vertical video ads.
Irish YouTuber Adam 'TheNewAdamb99' Beales is big on connecting with people, whether it's with his audience or his family members, who frequently star alongside Beales in his diverse range of prank, experiment, and commentary videos.
YouTube, a longtime corporate advocate — and occasional adversary — of the LGBTQ+ community, has greenlit a feature film titled State Of Pride that is set to be released on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York, (which marked protests against police raids of gay bars).
Netflix has renewed one of its most controversial series, giving Insatiable — which was almost universally panned by critics and viewers alike — a second season that will air in 2019.
Brat, the digital production studio churning out irresistible series and films for tweens headlined by Gen Z's biggest influencers, is foraying into yet another media realm with the launch of its very own record label.
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