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October ’13

Monday, 28 October 13

InVideo Programming lets you reinforce your channel’s brand and drive viewers to other videos or social channels.

The v3 Data API is now offering a number of additional options, including updating a message to tease your latest tweet.

The API makes it easy for your team to integrate InVideo Programming into your tools and workflow to make them more dynamic and interesting.

INVIDEO PROGRAMMING API

Source:http://apiblog.youtube.com/2013/10/spice-up-your-channel-with-invideo.html

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On October 1st, YouTube launched the first ever newsletter for creators, called the Creator Pulse.

The newsletter will highlight creative uses of YouTube, plus the latest in product programs and education.

Creators can access this by checking “All YouTube Newsletters” on the account notifications page, as well as on the Creator Hub.

CREATOR PULSE

Source: http://youtubecreator.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/plug-in-with-the-creator-pulse.html

OCTOBER YOUTUBE NEWS

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Actor and musician Jason Schwartzman is joined by comedian and musician Reggie Watts to host the first-ever live YouTube Music Awards on November 3rd. YouTube Award Nominations across six categories have recently been announced at youtube.com/musicawards and you can vote for your favourites as of October 21st.

YOUTUBE MUSIC AWARDS

Source:http://youtube-global.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/calling-all-music-fans-youtube-music.html

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OCTOBER YOUTUBE NEWS

In an effort to help creators manage their channels, YouTube have announced a new specialised ‘role’ - the communications manager.

Page owners can now assign the “communications manager” role to people in charge of engaging followers without giving full access to the connected YouTube channel or permission to edit their overall Google+ page appearance - giving creators more control over what channel managers can access.

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER

Source:http://youtubecreator.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/communications-manager-new-channel.html

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In response to requests for flexibility in monetizing content, YouTube have been working with a pilot group of partners to launch their first paid channels; with monthly subscription fees starting at $0.99.

This offering is now being made available to eligible partners in good standing with a channel that has least 10,000 existing subscribers. Visit your Account Features page to enable the feature.

EXPANDING PAID CHANNELS

Source:http://youtubecreator.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/expanding-paid-channels-to-more.html

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