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MediaDailyNewsYouTube Videos Opening With 'Stronger Profanity' Can Now Be Monetized

YouTube has changed its ad revenue policies regarding the use of profanity in the beginning of a video, allowing creators more freedom to swear - and to monetize their content. ...

Maru-hi Taps 'Love Island USA's' Ariana Madix For Latest Campaign
Madix stars in Suntory's social and online promotion for the launch of its variety pack, containing strawberry, pineappl ...
Pizza Hut's 'The After Pizza Cake' Created To Feed Late-Night Wedding Guests
The pizza giant is saying "I dough" to a 5-foot, tiered pizza, jumping on the late-night bites tre ...
Book Authors Join Battle Against Mississippi Parental Consent Law
"Many small-business booksellers and publishers rely heavily (often, primarily) on social media and other online media to adverti ...
Behr Paint Bets on a Bold Shade -- And A Bigger DIY Role
Its 2025 Color of the Year, "Hidden Gem," is more than a trend -- it's a bid ...
New Leadership At Baltimore's MGH As Wassell Is Promoted To President
Owners Andy Malis and Jane Goldstrom will assume the roles of Founders/Senior Advisors at the 30-year-old agency. ...
Microsoft, Google, IAS Enforcing AI Ethics
As platforms built on AI continue to write, rewrite and build everything from complete ads to website cop ...
Streaming Ad Sales Grow 22% In Q2, Upfront Sees Spikes
Cable TV took the brunt of the rise in streaming - with cable networks slipping 7% to $3. ...
Highdive Opens New York Office, Reflects Agency's Stellar Growth
The expansion is led by Steven Fogel and Doug Fallon, executive creative directors. ...
Coinbase Posits Crypto As Tool To Combat Financial Uncertainty
The seven spots suggest our system is in need of an update. ...
Advocacy Group Challenges W3C's Third-Party Cookie Stance With UK Regulator
Movement for an Open Web, an advocacy group that supports web publishers, filed a complaint with the ...

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