Facebook has been forced to defend its video practices after a YouTube star accused it of downloading his copyrighted material to use on the social network… and cutting him out of any ad revenue earned.
Very has created a ‘shoppable’ YouTube video ads in the UK, featuring Rizzle Kicks singing a cover of ‘Summertime’. See why its our video viral of the week below.
Nearly 65 million people around the world are bypassing internet restrictions to watch the BBC’s shows online, according to new research.
With Windows 10’s just over a week away, Microsoft began its marketing drive for the new operating system with its first commercial.
In a social experiment, Lotus Bakeries paired random people up for coffee meetings. See why it’s our viral of the week below…
YouTube’s most popular star earned $7m (£4.5m) in 2014, according to Swedish newspaper Expressen.
Coca-Cola cans in the Middle East have been stripped of their labels during Ramadan, as part of a campaign to ‘combat prejudice’.
A quarter of ad agencies are now using video ad components in most of their camapigns, marking an increase of 456% in just three years, according to new research.
Travel firm Kuoni and supermarket Co-op have pulled their pre-roll video ads from Rihanna’s controversial new music video ‘B***h Better Have My Money’.
Facebook is to share ad revenue with selected videos creators that post on its new ‘suggested videos’ scheme, in a step toward luring more premium content away from sites like Google’s YouTube.