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YouTube Spending $7 Million To Help Independent Journalists, Newsrooms Start Their Own Channels YouTube is spending $7 million on two new initiatives aimed at helping independent journalists and digital-first newsrooms launch their own channels. Tim Katz, the platform’s head of news partnerships, told Axios YouTube is investing in the pair of programs because its user base wants more trustworthy video news content. “We see our users coming to the platform and looking for news,” he said. ...

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Global Creator Company Jellysmack Partners With Top YouTuber MrBeast Through this exclusive deal, Jellysmack will optimize and distribute MrBeasts wildly popular video content for fans on Snapchat and Facebook. News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Jellysmack, the global creator company, has signed an exclusive partnership with video creator, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Jimmy Donaldson aka MrBeast, to optimize and distribute his ...

MrBeast Signs Exclusive Facebook, Snapchat Distribution Deal With Jellysmack Jimmy Donaldson (aka Jellysmack to distribute his Facebook and Snapchat. “Since launching our Creator Program in 2018, we’ve had our eye on MrBeast as someone we wanted to work with,” Jeff Olson, Jellysmack’s head of creator partnerships, tells Tubefilter. “This partnership proves that even the biggest creators in the world still have room to grow to reach their full potential, and Jellysmack has the tec...

Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Love is in the air, and on social media. On Valentines Day weekend, global creator company Jellysmack reveals that audience demand for content from creator couples is heating up across Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat. (PRNewsfoto/Jellysmack) The internets obsession with creator couples is a cultural phenomenon that is rarely discussed, but Jellysmacks data proves it is a rapidly growing segment. Currently, the co...

Picked by Techconnects Editors I wrote an in-depth review of Sony’s 360 Reality Audio system last year, and I was quite impressed with the spaciousness of the sound it produced in headphones. Introduced in 2019, 360 Reality Audio is an object-based, immersive-audio system, not unlike Dolby Atmos or DTS:X in principle, though its intended application is music rather than soundtracks. Content creators mix audio tracks using immersive-audio tools, placing instruments and voices anywhere within a...

January 8th, 2021 A prototype 360 Reality Audio speaker at CES 2020 Billy Steele/Engadget Sony has been preaching the gospel of 360 Reality Audio for two years now. At CES 2019, the company first showed off the immersive audio platform that was designed to make it sound like you were inside the music. More specifically, artists and producers could position instruments and vocals around a sphere in Sony’s software, positioning them around the listener virtually to create the immersive effect....

Sony Announces Expansion of 360 Reality Audio Ecosystem -- Customers and creators offered suite of new services and devices -- News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN DIEGO, Jan. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony today announced the expansion of its 360 Reality Audio services and product offerings, including adding new video streaming capabilities and content creation tools. Through these efforts, Sony will continue to expand the 360 Reality Audio ecosystem. Introduced in 2019, S...