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YouTube has announced an expansion of its upfront and seasonal sponsorship offerings on YouTube Select in the U.S.
YouTube is updating its policies on Advertiser-friendly content to make more content eligible for full monetization.
YouTube has announced it's testing hiding dislikes on videos in an attempt to stop targeted dislike campaigns against creators.
YouTube is testing a new feature that automatically detects products within videos and displays them in a list with related products.
After testing its YouTube Shorts feature in India, YouTube has announced that it's bringing a Shorts beta to some users in the US.
Twitter has begun testing a new way to let you watch YouTube videos directly in the timeline, without having to exit the application.
We all know it: eating chips can make it very difficult to watch a video. But there is a solution: “Lay's Crispy Subtitles.”
YouTube has announced a new supervised account option for parents with children who are too old for YouTube Kids.
YouTube Sports is a new effort to cater to sports fans with a "refreshed" destination on its platform: YouTube.com/Sports.
YouTube has finally added HDR video support to Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles. We're still waiting for support on PS5.
Youtube is rolling out dedicated landing pages for hashtags to all users worldwide, giving us a new way to sort and discover videos.
YouTube started testing a new way to watch Shorts, its TikTok-like short-form video experience.
Forbes has named 9-year-old Ryan Kaji as the highest-paid YouTube creator for the third consecutive year. He earned $29.5 million in 2020.
YouTube has made 20 James Bond films available to stream for free on its platform. Are you ready to binge-watch?
Last week YouTube announced it's testing a new automatic video chapters feature and an easier way for users to add timestamps to their videos.
To celebrate the 1 billion views of Billie Eilish's 'Bad Guy', YouTube Music created an interactive 'infinite' version - 'Infinite Bad Guy.'
YouTube changed its terms of service in the US to allow it to show ads on non-YPP channels and not share the revenue with creators.