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Today's news: The executives behind the rise in ad-supported streaming video, Peloton doubles down on advertising, and Google escapes misinformation concerns.
Peloton's sales have increased during the pandemic with more people exercising at home. The new campaign is meant to appeal to people beyond Peloton's core users, Treseder said.
The company is also rolling out new classes that go beyond its bikes, like barre and bootcamp classes.
Google has faced pushback over the years for how YouTube deals with misinformation, hate speech, and radical content posted by users. But when it comes to advertising, Google has faced less criticism.
Researchers argue that Google's rules around political ads don't go far enough, including an ad archive that pulls together all political ads.
