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Facebook is expanding its monetization possible choices for video creators. For any one gazing movies posted by way of those creators, that possibly manner you’ll see further advertisements. Facebook App Monetization Director Yoav Arnstein wrote in a blog publish that creators will now have the ability to include in-stream advertisements in vid…
Facebook is expanding its monetization options for video creators. For anyone watching videos posted by those creators, that probably means you’ll see more ads. Facebook App Monetization Director Yoav Arnstein wrote in a blog post that creators will now be able to include in-stream ads in vid…

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