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Dan Le Batard: ESPN Bringing Back ‘The Sports Reporters’ As YouTube Show Misses Target Audience
ESPN is reportedly considering bringing back The Sports Reporters. While details are scarce, some reports say it would only air on YouTube, which Dan...
Triton Digital Expands Partnership with Headliner to Include Podcast Content on YouTube
Triton Digital has announced it has expanded its partnership with Headliner to include automating podcast content for distribution on YouTube.
With its Omny Studio product,...
Steven Crowder Returns to YouTube After Weeklong Suspension
To begin his Louder with Crowder program Monday morning, facetiously apologized for the incident that left him with a ban from the digital video service.
Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Dies
Wojcicki had been diagnosed with lung cancer two years ago. She was 56.
ESPN Digital No. 1 in Sports for 28th Consecutive Month
For the 28th consecutive month, ESPN Digital was No.1 in the U.S Sports category in the month of June. Their data shows they reached 102.1...
Report: YouTube in ‘Early Innings’ of Sports Presence
Over the last several years, YouTube has engaged in business ventures within the sports media space, arguably headlined by a seven-year deal worth a...
Apple, NVIDIA Reportedly Trained AI Models with Unauthorized YouTube Transcripts
The dataset, created by EleutherAI, contains transcripts from over 173,000 YouTube videos from popular channels like Marques Brownlee and MrBeast, as well as news publishers such as The New York Times and the BBC.
Westwood One Study Shows YouTube Largest Podcast Discovery Platform
Not only is the Google-owned video platform the most used among podcast newcomers, but it also holds that distinction for heavy podcast consumers and longtime podcast listeners.
ESPN Digital No. 1 in Sports for 27th Consecutive Month
When ESPN Digital is added to YouTube and the ESPN social platforms, ESPN reached 166.9 million unique fans, which is about two-thirds of all adults in the United States.
NFL Ordered by Jury to Pay Over $4 Billion in Damages in Sunday Ticket Case
NFL Sunday Ticket is currently available through YouTube and YouTube TV as part of a media rights deal valued at a reported $2 billion annually over seven years.