Vanja Wikström - YouTube Documentaries

Closed Captions available in English and all the nordic languages!
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Vanja Wikström appeared on YouTube when she documented her pregnancy at the YouTube-channel "Pregnant week by week". She quickly got followers who loved her for her personality. Vanja then started to make videos on her own channel after giving birth, and her channel about family and business is growing stronger everyday.
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"You, me and YouTube: A Documentary about Swedish YouTube Creators" is the first European YouTube documentary. It's made for YouTube, by YouTubers, for YouTubers and the YouTube audience.

This mini-documentary is the third in a planned series of documentaries and shorter episodes, featuring 10-12 minute long videos about the channels you love on YouTube.
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YouTube Documentaries is a channel about other YouTube-channels, on YouTube.
We follow and unveil the characters behind the content you love - for their and your pleasure.
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[jonastoftered]

nice videon again. i is so nice that somone do videon like this so you can see so much more of their live then on the normal videon they have ty so much.

[albertlundin]

can you try to upload pewdiepie and do a documentararie about him?

[roidroid]

6:05 - 7:34  re: New personalised advertising - VS - old style billboard advertising.
From how i understand it, the comparative effectiveness of advertising is quite difficult to measure.  So i don't think traditional media advertisements (like large billboards) will disappear.  Even if they aren't effective - it's very difficult to prove they aren't effective.  So the people who sell billboard space will continue to tell everyone their billboards are effective in a "You can't prove me wrong!" sort of mentality.  It doesn't matter if they're lying, the advertising industry is never stopped by that*. 
*(i'm not going to say _"no offense but"_, because anyone in the industry knows that they entirely deserve whatever offense they receive).

The metro advertising spaces will always be there, until there's a better (ie: more profitable) use for those spaces.  Perhaps they'll be replaced with large interactive screens which will visually identify you and talk directly to you, like the personalized advertisements in the movie Minority Report.