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Generations Aaj Kal on JioHotstar Brings Celebs and Parents Together for Heartfelt Talks
Generations Aaj Kal, hosted by popular YouTubers Shyam Sharma and Dhruv Shah (Funcho), is set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from February 14. The show features candid conversations between celebrities and their parents, exploring generational differences, societal shifts, and personal experiences. Celebrities like Uorfi Javed and Poonam Pandey will ...
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YouTube Opens Its Health Content Shelves to Registered Health Professionals
YouTube is expanding one of its health-related initiatives to allow verified content creators to spread awareness about different topics and diseases. Last week, the video streaming platform announced it was opening up ‘health content shelves’ and ‘health source information panels’, two exclusive features reserved for accredited health orga...
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YouTube Partners NCERT to Introduce YouTube Channels for Students in 29 Languages
YouTube has partnered with the NCERT to provide access to educational materials for students in 29 languages, including Indian Sign Language in India. The company is also bringing IIT-grade credentialed courses via NPTEL to on YouTube, with the option to receive a certification from the IITs.
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YouTube Tests New ‘Hype’ Feature, Boosting Community Engagement for Small Creators
YouTube is testing a new way which provides more community support to small content creators, the company announced on Monday. The feature, called ‘Hype’, is being made available to viewers in select regions. Content creators within the criteria will be eligible for this new program, enabling viewers to hype a video to boost its rankings.
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YouTube’s First Live E-Commerce Shopping Channel to Launch in South Korea: Report
YouTube will reportedly launch its first official shopping channel for live commerce in South Korea on June 30. The new channel will operate in the Korean language and will start as a 90-day project. It will reportedly provide a live-commerce platform to companies in the beginning and plans to livestream shopping content from about 30 brands.
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Government Blocked 104 YouTube Channels, 4 Facebook Accounts for Spreading Misinformation: Anurag Thakur
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation and threatening national security. Responding to questions in the Rajya Sabha, Thakur said section 69A of the Information Technology Act...
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Google, Netflix Under Scrutiny in South Korea Over Network Fees
Google and Netflix are under scrutiny in South Korea as the country’s parliament saw a heated debate on Friday over proposed legislation to make these global content providers pay South Korean network fees. Google's YouTube has campaigned against the bill and more than 2,59,824 people have signed a petition opposing the legislation, according to ...
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YouTube Rolls Out New Health Features in India to Highlight, Identify Videos From Verified Sources
YouTube is bringing two new features to provide more context on the health content on the platform. The company has unveiled health source information panels and content shelves in India to assist users in finding videos from authoritative sources.
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YouTube Is Getting a New Feature That Lets Users Skip Chapters by Using Two-Finger Double-Tap Gesture
YouTube getting another feature that will let users skip chapters, provided the content publisher has already defined them in the description. Users would need to double-tap using two fingers on the right side to skip to the next chapter and the on the left side to rewind to the previous chapter. The update seems like a server-wide update or may re...
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YouTube Says Investing in Learning Content Across Indian Languages
YouTube has provided a learning fund to eight Indian creators to develop high-quality content during its "EduCon" summit held in New Delhi on Sunday.
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YouTube Kids Gets Stricter Parental Curation, New Mode for Older Kids Rolling Out in the US
YouTube on Thursday announced certain new improvements for YouTube Kids, the company's app focused on providing content for minor viewers
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Google, Facebook, WhatsApp Asked by Supreme Court to Give Inputs on Objectionable Content Complaints
The apex court asked them to provide such details they received last year and this year till August 31 and also about the action taken by them on such complaints.
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YouTube TV Service Unveiled, Offers Access to Live TV Channels at $35 a Month
YouTube TV will launch first in major US markets where local television content can be provided, with YouTube working to quickly expand availability
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Spuul Says Never Faced Throttling by Indian ISPs; Looks at Original Content ala Netflix
Video streaming startup Spuul says that as a fully neutral content provider it has not faced any issues with providers, despite reports of throttling of other streaming companies.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Net Neutrality But Were Too Afraid to Ask
FCC is considering whether Internet providers should be allowed to cut deals with online services like Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their content faster.
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Generations Aaj Kal on JioHotstar Brings Celebs and Parents Together for Heartfelt Talks
Generations Aaj Kal, hosted by popular YouTubers Shyam Sharma and Dhruv Shah (Funcho), is set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from February 14. The show features candid conversations between celebrities and their parents, exploring generational differences, societal shifts, and personal experiences. Celebrities like Uorfi Javed and Poonam Pandey will ...
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YouTube Opens Its Health Content Shelves to Registered Health Professionals
YouTube is expanding one of its health-related initiatives to allow verified content creators to spread awareness about different topics and diseases. Last week, the video streaming platform announced it was opening up ‘health content shelves’ and ‘health source information panels’, two exclusive features reserved for accredited health orga...
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YouTube Partners NCERT to Introduce YouTube Channels for Students in 29 Languages
YouTube has partnered with the NCERT to provide access to educational materials for students in 29 languages, including Indian Sign Language in India. The company is also bringing IIT-grade credentialed courses via NPTEL to on YouTube, with the option to receive a certification from the IITs.
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YouTube Tests New ‘Hype’ Feature, Boosting Community Engagement for Small Creators
YouTube is testing a new way which provides more community support to small content creators, the company announced on Monday. The feature, called ‘Hype’, is being made available to viewers in select regions. Content creators within the criteria will be eligible for this new program, enabling viewers to hype a video to boost its rankings.
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YouTube’s First Live E-Commerce Shopping Channel to Launch in South Korea: Report
YouTube will reportedly launch its first official shopping channel for live commerce in South Korea on June 30. The new channel will operate in the Korean language and will start as a 90-day project. It will reportedly provide a live-commerce platform to companies in the beginning and plans to livestream shopping content from about 30 brands.
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Government Blocked 104 YouTube Channels, 4 Facebook Accounts for Spreading Misinformation: Anurag Thakur
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation and threatening national security. Responding to questions in the Rajya Sabha, Thakur said section 69A of the Information Technology Act...
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Google, Netflix Under Scrutiny in South Korea Over Network Fees
Google and Netflix are under scrutiny in South Korea as the country’s parliament saw a heated debate on Friday over proposed legislation to make these global content providers pay South Korean network fees. Google's YouTube has campaigned against the bill and more than 2,59,824 people have signed a petition opposing the legislation, according to ...
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YouTube Rolls Out New Health Features in India to Highlight, Identify Videos From Verified Sources
YouTube is bringing two new features to provide more context on the health content on the platform. The company has unveiled health source information panels and content shelves in India to assist users in finding videos from authoritative sources.
-
YouTube Is Getting a New Feature That Lets Users Skip Chapters by Using Two-Finger Double-Tap Gesture
YouTube getting another feature that will let users skip chapters, provided the content publisher has already defined them in the description. Users would need to double-tap using two fingers on the right side to skip to the next chapter and the on the left side to rewind to the previous chapter. The update seems like a server-wide update or may re...
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YouTube Says Investing in Learning Content Across Indian Languages
YouTube has provided a learning fund to eight Indian creators to develop high-quality content during its "EduCon" summit held in New Delhi on Sunday.
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YouTube Kids Gets Stricter Parental Curation, New Mode for Older Kids Rolling Out in the US
YouTube on Thursday announced certain new improvements for YouTube Kids, the company's app focused on providing content for minor viewers
-
Google, Facebook, WhatsApp Asked by Supreme Court to Give Inputs on Objectionable Content Complaints
The apex court asked them to provide such details they received last year and this year till August 31 and also about the action taken by them on such complaints.
-
YouTube TV Service Unveiled, Offers Access to Live TV Channels at $35 a Month
YouTube TV will launch first in major US markets where local television content can be provided, with YouTube working to quickly expand availability
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Spuul Says Never Faced Throttling by Indian ISPs; Looks at Original Content ala Netflix
Video streaming startup Spuul says that as a fully neutral content provider it has not faced any issues with providers, despite reports of throttling of other streaming companies.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Net Neutrality But Were Too Afraid to Ask
FCC is considering whether Internet providers should be allowed to cut deals with online services like Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their content faster.
