Tag Archives: YouTube

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements of women across industries and inspire the next generation of leaders. At Pixability, we are proud to be founded by a visionary entrepreneur who has paved the way for innovation in digital video advertising. We sat down with our founder, Bettina Hein, to discussRead more “Empowering Women in Tech & Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Bettina Hein”

Last week, Manchester (UK) hosted its first-ever Mad//UpNorth event and I must say, the energy was electric. The sense of regional pride was palpable, and it’s clear that Manchester, and the North more broadly, has become a real powerhouse in the UK’s media industry. With representation from some of the biggest brands, agencies, creators, adRead more “Mad//UpNorth: Manchester Makes Its Mark”

With all of the recent uncertainty surrounding TikTok, and with more advertisers incorporating YouTube Shorts into their ad strategies every day, it’s time we clear up some burning questions about the high-level similarities and differences between these two leading short-form platforms.  Let’s first discuss some of the features that TikTok and Shorts have in common.Read more “TikTok vs. YouTube Shorts: Breaking Down the Basics”

Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative amplifies the voices of diverse creators, fostering representation and connection across digital media. By showcasing YouTube creators from varied backgrounds and identities, we aim to challenge stereotypes and celebrate inclusivity. In honor of Black History Month, we are honored to introduce Samuel Hutchins from Black Menswear. Theresa: Can you share aRead more “Inclusive Media Initiative Creator Q&A: Samuel Hutchins”

Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative amplifies the voices of diverse creators, fostering representation and connection across digital media. By showcasing YouTube creators from varied backgrounds and identities, we aim to challenge stereotypes and celebrate inclusivity. Ava Pearl is a content creator and founder of Curly Culture. She is a passionate advocate for representation, inclusion, and communityRead more “Inclusive Media Initiative Creator Q&A: Ava Pearl”

Last Thursday, I had the honor of participating as a panelist at the Digital Marketing Masterclass event in Dallas, and can honestly say this was one of my favorite events to date. With great insights prompted by equally great questions from the crowd, the event covered a wide range of topics and trends affecting theRead more “Digital Marketing Masterclass”

Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative amplifies the voices of diverse creators, fostering representation and connection across digital media. By showcasing YouTube creators from varied backgrounds and identities, we aim to challenge stereotypes and celebrate inclusivity. In honor of the last day of Lunar New Year (called the Lantern Festival or Yuan Xiao Jie in Mandarin Chinese)Read more “Inclusive Media Initiative Creator Q&A: Chloe Tang”

Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative amplifies the voices of diverse creators, fostering representation and connection across digital media. By showcasing YouTube creators from varied backgrounds and identities, we aim to challenge stereotypes and celebrate inclusivity. The Lunar New Year is a time for family, reflection, and celebration, deeply rooted in traditions that honor the past whileRead more “Inclusive Media Initiative Creator Q&A: Amy Wang”

Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative amplifies the voices of diverse creators, fostering representation and connection across digital media. By showcasing YouTube creators from varied backgrounds and identities, we aim to challenge stereotypes and celebrate inclusivity. I am thrilled to introduce Marissa, a remarkable content creator and an integral part of Pixability’s Inclusive Media Initiative. Her journeyRead more “Inclusive Media Initiative Creator Q&A: Marissa Hill”

As has been reported at nauseam, TikTok faces a possible ban in two days that would come as a result of the bipartisan measure, The Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, which requires TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, to sell the platform to an American company by January 19th. With two of TikTok’s highest-rankingRead more “It’s the Friday Before the TikTok ban – Do You Know What Your Contingency Plan is?”