YouTube experienced technical difficulties on Wednesday, Oct. 15, with more than 300K users reporting problems.

YouTube has announced that it is rolling out several updates to the platform across the mobile, TV, and web apps.

Disney's warnings to consumers come a week before its distribution contract with YouTube TV expires as football and pro basketball get underway.

The company is unrolling the “shorts feed limit,” which lets you set a cap on endless scrolling—if you can resist the urge to ignore it.

Companies including YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and more have added parental monitoring tools and screen time limits for kids and teens in recent years. However, at the same time, YouTube Shorts has added longer form videos and more TikTok-like editing tools, expanding the capabilities of the site to serve up more screen time-tempting content.

Disney is the latest media company to find itself in a high-stakes carriage fight with the Google-owned video platform.

Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN and ABC channels are at risk of going dark on Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube TV service when a deal between the two companies expires next week.

Google and Disney, ESPN's parent company, have until Oct. 30 to reach a new contractual agreement to keep the latter's programming on YouTube TV.

YouTube TV's current distribution deal with Disney expires October 30, and it could leave subscribers without channels like ABC and ESPN.

You probably know and think of Haaland on a football pitch. But now, the football star has given fans a peek into his life away from the pitch- and some of his habits might surprise you!

YouTube payouts have increased by $2 billion since 2022, but the company is still behind its competitor's contributions.