Snap, YouTube, and TikTok have reached an agreement with the initial group of 1,200 school districts that have taken legal action, alleging that social media addiction is negatively impacting students’ well-being.
Google TV is set to launch a new section on its homepage called “Short Videos for You,” offering a curated feed of personalized video content.
For over three years, the PokéNational channel has sparked a wave of Pokémon-themed nature documentaries across platforms such as YouTube and TikTok.
YouTuber Karl Jobst has initiated a lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida, representing himself without legal counsel.
YouTube Premium’s standard subscription in the US will see a $2 monthly increase, while family plans will rise by $4.
La7 has filed a copyright complaint against Nvidia and various content creators following the unauthorized use of footage from Nvidia’s DLSS 5 reveal in their own video.
A jury has delivered its verdict in a significant trial concerning social media addiction, initiated by 20-year-old Kaley G.M. against Instagram and YouTube.
Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his partner, Natalie McNally.
As Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, took the stand in a significant court case addressing social media addiction in Los Angeles, parent advocates eagerly awaited their chance to enter the courtroom.
The Apple Vision Pro will soon feature an official YouTube app designed for visionOS, following Google’s commitment to develop the app shortly after the device’s release.
YouTube has unveiled its latest custom channel offerings, featuring a diverse range of content including news, entertainment, sports, and family programming. The new sports package is priced at $64.99 per month and includes popular channels like FS1, ESPN, and NBC Sports Network, among others.
“Every day in Gotham City brings the thrill of Batman battling criminals alongside the excitement of new businesses launching in the vibrant community.”
YouTube TV is set to introduce customizable multiview options and genre-specific channel packages in the near future, as announced by CEO Neal Mohan.
Starting in 2026, YouTube will enable creators to produce Shorts using AI-generated avatars. Additionally, creators will have the opportunity to develop AI-driven games and explore innovative music projects, according to CEO Neal Mohan.
Starting in 2029, the Oscars will be available for free streaming on YouTube, while ABC will maintain its broadcast of the event until 2028.