YouTube will require new creators to earn either 8,000 watch hours (doubled from 4,000) or 20 million Shorts views (up from 10 million) plus 1,000 subscribers t

YouTube removed 12 channels spreading Kremlin narratives in Ukraine, with Ukrainian authorities confirming the takedowns as part of ongoing counter-propaganda e

Google announced it will begin labeling AI-generated advertisements across its platforms including Search, YouTube, and Discover for transparency.

A court ruled against fair use claims by anime recap channels and ordered YouTube to reveal their identities to the plaintiffs.

YouTube has introduced a chatbot feature for mobile users, expanding AI-powered tools within the platform.

Android Auto now supports native YouTube video playback at up to 1080p resolution, expanding in-car entertainment options.

The executive behind YouTube Shorts discussed the future of short-form video and how Shorts is shaping YouTube's broader strategy.

AI-generated videos featuring fake doctors are spreading dangerous health misinformation targeting elderly viewers on YouTube, raising platform safety concerns.

YouTube's 2027 Shorts rule changes could effectively zero out pay for some existing creators under the new thresholds, with Shemaroo reporting no movement in Sh

YouTube revised its strike policy, offering first-time offenders a softer penalty to reduce the impact of accidental violations.

The South Korean government requested that YouTube and Meta take action against content that mocks the country's independence heroes.

Amazon Web Services announced a new framework for live video infrastructure targeting major platforms including TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube.

YouTube changed its ad placement so that video titles are no longer pushed downward on the watch page, improving the viewing experience.

YouTube explained its design philosophy behind frequent UI changes, saying the updates are intended to put creators center stage.

Popular children's educational creator Ms. Rachel publicly advocated for reparations for slavery and Jim Crow laws, sparking political debate.

CNET reports that YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers could be entitled to compensation from Disney as part of a legal settlement.

A pro-Palestine comedian reported being banned from YouTube with no prior notice or warning from the platform.

YouTube published data claiming it delivers double the return on investment compared to traditional television advertising in the Philippines.