YouTube is expanding its dominance in media by partnering closely with the NFL to stream exclusive games, while also growing scripted content and creator-driven entertainment, signaling a transformative shift in how audiences consume TV and sports.
Google admitted censoring content under Biden administration pressure and will reinstate banned users.
Celebrating 20 years, YouTube unveiled AI-driven tools, stressing they will aid creators not replace them as the platform surpasses Disney in U.S. media dominance.
YouTube TV and Fox are locked in a contract dispute that could see subscribers lose key channels, including sports coverage.
That wraps the overview of the most-viewed and highest-earning Nigerian YouTube channels, each capturing Nigeria’s vibrant content spectrum—from comedy and music to news and fitness.
YouTube has confirmed it is using AI to enhance Shorts videos without informing creators, raising concerns about authenticity and trust in online media.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reinforced the move, stating, “Social media is doing social harm to our children, and I want Australian parents to know that we have their backs.”
The company says the move will clarify existing rules requiring “original” and “authentic” uploads.
YouTube is set to implement a rule change on July 22 that raises the minimum age for livestreaming from 13 to 16, a move that could affect many young content creators on the platform.
Nigerians turn to Youtube as streaming cost rise.