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Ad-Supported vs. Ad-Free Subscription Sign-Ups: Who’s Winning?

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Ad-supported platforms recently flexed their sign-up muscles, passing their ad-free counterparts for the first time. That lift brought the grand total of streaming signups in November up to 22 million. million new sign-ups, while Hulu, Disney+, Paramount+, and Max also saw notable increases.

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Snapchat: How to Sign Up for Snapchat+

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introduced Snapchat+ in June, a premium subscription service that gives subscribers access to exclusive features in the Snapchat application, such as the ability to choose from custom app icons, use exclusive Bitmoji backgrounds for their in-app Bitmoji and more. Snapchat+ costs $3.99 Users can also subscribe for a full year at.

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YouTube Signs Up to Ipsos Measurement for UK Online Viewing

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The business delayed the changes to the end of 2024, but TV viewing (which accounts for around half of YouTube views) arguably still lacks transparency in the UK; YouTube is not signed up to Barb, the national TV measurement body.

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85% of Ad-Supported Streaming Tier Sign Ups Are New Subscribers

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Another survey from Antenna saw similar results—with more than one in three new sign-ups for Disney+ and one in five new sign-ups for Netflix having opted for their respective ad-supported tiers. Here’s what advertisers need to know to keep up with this shifting landscape.

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Netflix Signs Up to be Measured by BARB

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BARB, the UK’s broadcaster-founded TV measurement body, has today announced that Netflix has signed up to its measurement service. The move marks a significant step for the streaming giant in opening up to outside measurement – BARB says it is the first industry-owned audience currency in the world which Netflix has joined.

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Cadbury Uses Its Chocolate Fingers to Encourage People to Take Up Sign Language

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Cadbury is using its Chocolate Fingers cookie brand to encourage Brits to learn sign language, so the deaf community can feel more involved in shared moments. chocolate giant's "Sign With Fingers Big and Small".

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UK marketers sign up for AI

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Out of 200 marketing leaders in the UK, 84% said they use AI tools of some kind, with the top three uses for email marketing (33%), content marketing (29%), and social media post generation (27%) Adtech platform BrightBid says its new survey reveals that the majority (84%) of UK marketing bosses are already using AI … The post UK marketers sign (..)