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YouTube TV has announced pricing and other details about its lineup of slimmed-down bundles organized around specific programming like sports, news and entertainment. The sports-focused package, one of more than 10 set to debut this year, has drawn the most initial attention given the outsized role live sports plays in terms of pay-TV economics. The

Millions know Robin Birrell as a YouTuber, but behind the scenes, he’s building something even bigger—and this time, he’s not in front of the camera. Now the Co-Founder and Head of Partnerships at STARX MEDIA, Birrell has leveraged his deep experience as a creator to develop a comprehensive business strategy...

Photo Credit: Creative Community for Peace More than 400 prominent leaders from the music and entertainment industries—including executives from YouTube Music, Warner Music Group (WMG), Universal Music Group (UMG), VEVO, Roc Nation, and the Recording Academy—have signed a powerful open letter denouncing anti-Israel extremism and antisemitism. The initiative, organized by the Creative Community for Peace

Image: rafastockbr / Shutterstock.com At its own Brandcast 2025 event, YouTube presented a new way of inserting advertisements in particularly exciting places, which was recapped in this official YouTube blog post. The new feature, called “Peak Points,” uses Gemini AI to analyze videos to find the most important, meaningful, and engaging moments that viewers are

In what should be the first rolled out change of 2025, artist pages on YouTube Music now feature a Top songs carousel. Previously, you got a list of five “Top songs” at the top of the artist page. You could tap “More” to see everything, or start playing from the list and use the Up

What's New YouTube has announced it's increasing the price of its TV streaming service's base plan by $10 per month. The price rise, from $72.99 to $82.99, has angered many users, who have threatened to cancel their memberships. A message for our members: we have always worked to offer the content you love, with features

YouTube’s prevalence in the living room is no longer just a shocking Nielsen headline. The tech company revealed in a new blog post that in 2024 alone, global viewers streamed over 1 billion hours of content daily from their living rooms. Kurt Wilms, senior director of product for YouTube on TV, revealed to TheWrap that

YouTube brought in $6.69 billion in advertising revenue to start the year, continuing a downward trend for the video giant after past quarters of explosive growth during the earlier years of the pandemic. The first-quarter revenue figure, reported as part of parent company Alphabet’s quarterly earnings on Tuesday...