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YouTube is relaunching its premium ad offering as YouTube Select

YouTube is pronouncing a brand spanking new method to buy selling, which it’s calling YouTube Make a call. The announcement — made ahead of the now-remote digital selling NewFronts next month — doesn’t replicate a broader change in who gets to monetize their motion pictures (something that’s been a fraught …
YouTube is announcing a new way to buy advertising, which it’s calling YouTube Select. The announcement — made ahead of the now-remote digital advertising NewFronts next month — doesn’t reflect a broader change in who gets to monetize their videos (something that’s been a fraught …

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