The moves are being made so that the popular app can continue operating in the US.
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Hip-Hop Has Slid on the Charts. YouTube’s Exit Will Only Make it Worse. Is That a Bad Thing?
YouTube will no longer share its data with Billboard's charts. What does that mean for hip-hop, where huge young audiences use the platform?
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On Tuesday (Dec. 16), Billboard explained its latest changes to how rankings would be tabulated. In their words, the larger ...
YouTube said it will no longer submit its data to 'Billboard,' claiming the publication's chart formula is 'outdated.' ...
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