YouTube Viewership on Connect TV is up
Based on this info, I'm curious to hear your thoughts on these questions:
- Does this change your approach to content creation? Typically, when we're making videos for platforms like this, shorter was considered better. But with Connect TV mimicking the experience of traditional viewing habits, should we change the way we approach creating video content?
- Do you watch YouTube videos on connected TV? I know I do!
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