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YouTube TV is quietly offering select subscribers up to Rs 6,000 off their plan over two months. Here’s how to check if you’re eligible and claim the discount online.
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Nepal has banned 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and X, after they missed a registration deadline. Critics call it an attack on free speech. Here are 5 key highlights of the ban explained simply.
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YouTube is ending Premium Family Plan sharing for users not living in the same household, following Netflix’s lead. Here’s what the rule means for you.
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Viewers can hype up to three videos per week for a creator of their choice. Each hype earns points that contribute to a ranked leaderboard, accessible in the Explore menu.
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The Supreme Court on Monday came down heavily on Raina for allegedly making insensitive remarks about people with disability and directed him to issue an unconditional apology on their YouTube channels and other platforms.
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Monk-E’s latest hiring call turns compulsive scrolling into a full-time gig, sparking cultural commentary and career envy across LinkedIn
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YouTube’s recommendation system works by analysing the videos you watch, the creators you follow, and the patterns in your watch history.
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YouTube is launching an AI-powered system in the US to identify underage users even if they lie about their age. This system will start from August 13, and will apply age-appropriate protections and limit access to restricted content.
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Digital creator Tyler Oliveira insisted his travel was not low-budget. 'The 5-star hotels were about $100 (about Rs 8,600) a night. It was budget travel relative to American standards,' he said.
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Meta just wiped out over 10 million fake accounts — and that’s only in the first half of 2025. Most were impersonating big creators, gaming the algorithm, and flooding feeds with AI-generated junk.
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YouTube has announced that it will soon remove its Trending page, shifting focus to personalised picks from YouTube Charts. The Trending page and Trending Now list will be removed across all platforms in the coming two weeks before July 21.
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Google is also bringing shoppable connected TV ads on YouTube to India, along with shoppable mobile mastheads.
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This, however, is not the first time that the anti-ageing millionaire has stepped in to offer health advice to others on social media. In May, he sharply criticised a viral social media post by an Indian web developer that appeared to glorify working through the night.
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That’s a huge jump from 2022, when YouTube contributed $35 billion and supported about 390,000 jobs. In just two years, it added 100,000 jobs and $20 billion more to the economy.
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You can still watch videos using a web browser. Just head to m.youtube.com on Safari or any browser you use. But be prepared—the web version doesn’t offer the same smooth experience as the app, and some features might be missing.
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The lander ispace calls Resilience is part of the Hakuto-R Mission 2. The company’s first effort to land in 2023 sadly ended in a crash.
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Miles says he’s planning to bring in the local police, track down the culprit, and document the whole thing on video.
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This isn’t random. YouTube is using Google’s Gemini AI to detect the most emotionally engaging or dramatic parts of a video.
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YouTube recently announced an investment of Rs 850 crore over the next two years to further accelerate the growth of India's burgeoning creator economy.
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This move comes amid the Google-owned video platform's growing focus on subscriptions as a potential moneymaker in its effort to diversify beyond advertising.
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YouTube CEO Neal Mohan said on Thursday that the company will invest more than Rs 850 crore to help Indian creators, artists, and media organizations expand faster.
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“YouTube is here to support the next generation of creators in India,” Mohan said.
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'Will AI come for my job? Maybe at some point over the next century,' says YouTuber Brandon B who has 15.8 million subscribers on the video platform. Brandon is in Mumbai for WAVES 2025, beginning on May 1.
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With nearly half a billion users, India is YouTube's largest market and a crucial region for its future growth strategy, especially with its AI efforts.
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The video streaming platform has introduced a range of functions and add-ons. These include some new features, primarily for YouTube TV and Premium users.
