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Google Removes Video Placement and Sticky-Scroll Requirements from AdSense Policy

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Google relaxed AdSense video inventory restrictions by removing sticky-placement scroll requirements.

Google removed placement and sticky-scroll requirements from its AdSense Video inventory policy, eliminating the rule that video players must start in main content and only transition to sticky positioning as users scroll. SERoundtable reported the change took effect October 22nd.

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