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YouTube’s VP of the Americas, Tara Walpert Levy, sat down with Erin, a YouTube creator focused on #entrepreneurship and helping others build their #business. Get right into the interview to learn about #Shorts, channel growth, monetization and other exciting opportunities for #creators on YouTube.  → https://lnkd.in/eUyaxaEH

Step-by-step instructions on how to fix your home theatre. Like.   A new Haryanvi Indie folk song. Share.  Travelogues celebrating India’s cultural heritage. Subscribe. Interviews with business leaders and entrepreneurs. Hitting the bell icon, to never miss an episode! It’s been 15 years of doing this: discovering new content, uncovering thousands of others who are fascinated by the same niche interest as you, and falling in love with passionate creators and artists. And, it has been quite a journey! 🚀 To learn more about #15YearsofYouTube in India and how the originality of Indian creators combined with evolving fan behaviour is shaping a new wave in digital video, read here: https://lnkd.in/gMYNu5iF 

Now that’s a collab you don’t see every day! Prince William has teamed up with UK creators Sorted Food as part of The Earthshot Prize’s partnership with YouTube to produce content to inspire users to drive action against climate change with stories of urgent optimism from around the world. Jamie Spafford, Sorted Food's Co-Founder, said “Working with The Earthshot Prize is a dream come true as it means we can use our platform to help shine a light on the people doing amazing things to help make a positive impact on our world.” Check out what happened when Prince William challenged them to create The Earthshot Burger. But beware, it might make you hungry → https://lnkd.in/emaBzWif 

In Australia, NAIDOC Week is a time to celebrate and recognise the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For NAIDOC Week 2023, we collaborated with First Nations artist Molly Hunt, a proud Balanggarra and Yolngu woman, to create artwork celebrating the history of First Nations people and artists. 🎨 Music is an important part of Molly’s process when illustrating, and she loves listening to RnB and synth-pop to bring her artwork to life. Listen to talented Indigenous artists like King Stingray, Tia Gostelow, and Sycco right here → https://lnkd.in/gJ8btrFt #NAIDOCWeek

According to research by Oxford Economics, YouTube’s creative ecosystem contributed over A$890M to Australia’s GDP and supported the equivalent of more than 15,000 full-time jobs in 2022. At the recent Google at Parliament House event, we celebrated Australia’s thriving creator economy in the company of #creators, small-business owners and artists like The Norris Nuts family, Tibees’ Toby Hendy, and Sunny Beatson of BeaDoughs Donuts. The event ended on a high note with Yolŋu surf rock band King Stingray performing their much-loved tracks including ‘Milkumana’ and ‘Lupa’ — celebrating the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture and music. Learn more about YouTube’s impact in Australia here: https://lnkd.in/gddNhZcQ

🌐 Safety is foundational to Google’s products and platforms. 🤝 As India advances toward becoming a trillion-dollar digital economy, we continue to deepen our commitment to helping Indians stay safe online. We are excited to join hands with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) on the ‘G20-Stay Safe Online’ Campaign to drive cyber safety awareness in India. As a part of this, we are expanding the #HitPause program - YouTube’s digital literacy efforts to educate people on how to evaluate and share online information. ✨Through a series of educational videos featuring YouTube creators from India, ‘Hit Pause’ aims to equip and empower Indians on the internet with specific skills to spot and evaluate misinformation and responsibly share information online. Watch this space, as we roll out the educational video series in the coming days.

(English Below) #YouTube 上では、「ほんとかな？が、あなたを守る。」というテーマのキャンペーンを 4 月 25 日から実施しており、ユーザーに向けて、フェイクニュースが自分の日常に潜む問題であると気付くきっかけを作ること、そして、情報との向き合い方について考える機会を提供することを目指しています。若者層に人気の高い 9 組のYouTube クリエイターの協力を得て、この 3 つのメッセージを伝えるショート動画を作成頂きました。 「フェイクニュースは身近に存在すること」 「ファクトチェックが重要であること」 「安易な拡散が人に迷惑をかけてしまうリスクに繋がりかねないこと」 https://yt.be/hontokana On YouTube, we’ve been running a campaign themed "Asking ‘Really?’ will protect you" to create and provide users with opportunities to think about how to manage information around them. With the help of nine popular YouTube creators, we created a series of Shorts to convey three messages: - “ #fakenews is all around us" - " #factchecking is important" - "Careless sharing may cause trouble for ourselves and others”

Today YouTube has announced its official partnership with The Earthshot Prize🌎 The Earthshot Prize was launched in 2020 by HRH William, Prince of Wales and is billed as the most prestigious global environment prize in history. The Earthshot Prize recognises individuals who are leading the search for extraordinary solutions to the world’s greatest environmental challenges. “Sustainability matters to us, it matters to the creator community that calls YouTube home and it matters to viewers, particularly younger viewers who are demanding we all take greater care of our planet. Our vision is to make YouTube the world's leading destination for awareness, education, and action on the global climate crisis and partnering with The Earthshot Prize allows us to raise the voices of authoritative experts on this important issue. It also provides an opportunity to spotlight and celebrate the innovative solutions presented by the finalists for this year’s award”- Pedro Pina, Head of YouTube Europe, Middle East & Africa." From mini-documentaries and Q&A’s to YouTube Shorts and creator collaborations, keep an eye out for the amazing content going live across @The-Earthshot-Prize YouTube channel!

Creators Terry and Steve Andrianos have expanded their decades-old candy store business by posting videos on YouTube. They’re just one part of the YouTube #Creatoreconomy, which contributed over $35B to the US GDP and supported more than 390K full-time equivalent jobs in 2022. Read the full 2022 YouTube Impact Report by Oxford Economics at yt.be/impact #YouTubeImpact

After spotting a lack of diversity in kids’ entertainment, Dr. Javoris Hollingsworth and his daughter Graceyn started their YouTube channel, Gracie’s Corner. With more than 1.5 million subscribers, Gracie’s Corner delivers diverse content seen by kids around the world. They’re just one part of the YouTube #CreatorEconomy, which contributed over $35B to the US GDP and supported more than 390K full-time equivalent jobs in 2022. Read the full 2022 YouTube Impact Report by Oxford Economics at yt.be/impact #YouTubeImpact