How TV companies learned to stop worrying and love YouTubeTV networks are embracing YouTube's growth in long-form content by distributing episodes and creating originals.Long-form content on YouTube is now a significant focus for TV networks.
Why I Stopped Using TikTok (and Maybe You Should, Too)Users are leaving TikTok due to an increase in long-form content, repetitive ads, and excessive emphasis on the TikTok Shop.
TikTok is Testing 60-Minute Videos. What Does This Mean for YouTube? | Man of ManyTikTok is testing long-form content with 60-minute uploads, potentially challenging YouTube's dominance in video content.
At TikTok's LA creator summit, the company pushed long-form video and ignored the looming ban threatTikTok focused on empowering creators with long-form content strategies, ignoring the potential US ban.
TikTok wants to be YouTube now, tests 60-minute video uploadsTikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads to compete more with YouTube.
TikTok Looks to Add Long-Form Content, Tests 60-Minute Videos, Challenging YouTube's DominanceTikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads, expanding into long-form content to challenge YouTube's dominance.
While TikTok chases YouTube, Instagram vows to focus on short-form content | TechCrunchInstagram focuses on short-form content to connect people with friends and interests, contrasting TikTok's move towards longer videos.
Why I Stopped Using TikTok (and Maybe You Should, Too)Users are leaving TikTok due to an increase in long-form content, repetitive ads, and excessive emphasis on the TikTok Shop.
TikTok is Testing 60-Minute Videos. What Does This Mean for YouTube? | Man of ManyTikTok is testing long-form content with 60-minute uploads, potentially challenging YouTube's dominance in video content.
At TikTok's LA creator summit, the company pushed long-form video and ignored the looming ban threatTikTok focused on empowering creators with long-form content strategies, ignoring the potential US ban.
TikTok wants to be YouTube now, tests 60-minute video uploadsTikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads to compete more with YouTube.
TikTok Looks to Add Long-Form Content, Tests 60-Minute Videos, Challenging YouTube's DominanceTikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads, expanding into long-form content to challenge YouTube's dominance.
While TikTok chases YouTube, Instagram vows to focus on short-form content | TechCrunchInstagram focuses on short-form content to connect people with friends and interests, contrasting TikTok's move towards longer videos.
The Guide #166: If 2024 is the year of the podcast, here's what still sucks about the mediumPodcasts are emerging as a significant cultural medium in 2024, sparking both massive popularity and listener frustrations.
RAIN Notes: September 9Podcasts are evolving into long-form content, challenging listeners with marathon episodes.The trend of endurance listening is gaining momentum, as evidenced by high numbers of views.