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YouTube beats TV and movies as Gen Z's top storytelling platform, but 73% won't cast the influencers brands are paying for
UCLA's Teens and Screens Report shows 72.9% of 10 to 24 year olds rank YouTube as the best medium for storytelling, yet only 16.8% would cast an influencer in a leading role. The gap between where audiences find stories and who they want in them forces brands to rethink how YouTube creator partnerships actually translate to other formats.
Meta confirms 200GB storage tier for Edits Plus but withholds pricing and rollout date
Twitch's Stream Recaps hand brands a solution to the sponsorship reach problem, but only if they rethink campaign timing
Pinterest's CMO just told marketers to stop chasing attention. The platforms built on it are the reason why.
Meta's GenRecs tokenization solves the cold-start problem advertisers didn't know they were paying for
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