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YouTube Announces Custom Sponsorships, Creator-Led Shows at 2026 Upfront
YouTube's Brandcast 2026, its branding for its advertiser upfront, took place on Wednesday night. There were two key announcements at the event.
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Four NFL Players Set To Become the Next Network Stars for Football
"If we’re talking about the biggest long-term difference-makers for NFL television, these same four names still stand above the rest."
The Digital Advantage Independent News Creators Can’t Afford to Leave on the Table
Independent creators who've already cultivated younger followings are sitting on something more valuable than raw numbers. They're sitting on loyalty.
FOX Sports Takes Two Additional NFL Games During 2026 Season
The NFL schedule release is set for Thursday, May 14th.
YouTube Reportedly Could Be Without Any NFL Games This Season
"YouTube had been in talks with the NFL to broadcast as many as five games in 2026. However, those negotiations have since stalled."
Why The Wall Street Journal’s Gunjan Banerji is Betting on The Money Interview
"The strategy behind it is really distinctive, and I'm really proud of how we are approaching launching a new show."
Hang Out with Sean Hannity Adding Video on Apple Podcasts
Previously, the show was available on YouTube and Spotify. On those video platforms, Hannity has already racked up hundreds of thousands of views with the new show.
An iHeartMedia, SiriusXM Merger Plays Defense While Betting on Audio’s Future
"Bigger doesn’t always mean better—especially in a media landscape where the audience, not the distributor, holds the power."
Is Sports Radio Already Too Late to the Video Podcast Boom?
"Alignment between where the audience is going and how content is delivered. The next generation of listeners isn’t choosing between audio and video; they expect both, seamlessly and on demand."
SiriusXM Partners With YouTube As U.S. Exclusive Audio Advertising Representative
"By partnering with SiriusXM Media, we are making it easier than ever for advertisers to tap into these high-attention moments."