youtube.com - 23 days ago
ytbizblog.blogspot.com - 15 days ago
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ytbizblog.blogspot.com —
We are constantly working to find the right
ads for the right content on YouTube, so as...
to create an experience that works for our users, partners, and advertisers. When we first tested in-stream ads in 2007, we learned that abandonment rates ...
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YouTube Biz Blog: Skip, skip, skip to my video
neosmart.net - 18 days ago
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neosmart.net —
Running on Mac or Linux and tired of
Adobe Flash eating up all your CPU cycles while...
you're watching YouTube? Buggy plugins that crash your browser and freeze your PC? Proprietary formats that get in the way? Want to embrace HTML5 and the future? ...
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Watch YouTube Videos Without Flash in HTML5 — The ...
ytbizblog.blogspot.com - 21 days ago
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ytbizblog.blogspot.com —
(Cross-posted from the YouTube blog .) We're happy
to welcome a comedy legend to YouTube today, as...
Will Ferrell's comedy think-tank Funny or Die joins YouTube as a partner. YouTube viewers around the world will now have access to a collection of Funny ...
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YouTube Biz Blog: Funny or Die Joins YouTube
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DirecTV Uses a Few Other Dead Celebrity Spokesmen [Ads]
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Man, if you thought it was tacky and gross when DirecTV used Chris Farley in their ads, you probably won't like the Heath Ledger, JFK or Jesus Christ spots. [LandlineTV]
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DirecTV Uses a Few Other Dead Celebrity Spokesmen [Humor]
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Man, if you thought it was tacky and gross when DirecTV used Chris Farley in their ads, you probably won't like the Heath Ledger, JFK or Jesus Christ spots. [LandlineTV]
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Commercial spoofs take shots at DirecTV's Chris Farley spot
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Controversy raged last weekend as fans and media types reacted to a new DirecTV ad using the late Chris Farley in scenes from Tommy Boy. Now, some aggressive YouTubers are taking their shot at offending some people (with DirecTV execs at the top of the list). ...
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