Category: YouTube

YouTube first launched the translate feature last year and is now expanding it to allow for broader access.

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You’ll know you have access to the feature when you see the option to “Go Live Together” at the bottom of the YouTube app.

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In the US, YouTube is the second most frequently used service for consuming podcasts.

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Licensed healthcare providers can apply for access to the new features starting today.

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The original tool was announced in 2019 as a way for advertisers to create fast, short-form videos.

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Earnings missed the mark for YouTube but showed slow growth for ads and other services.

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Updated technical requirements for Unavailable Videos have been rolled out, along with quick fixes.

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Audio, shopping, and prime positioning during key moments are new ways YouTube is trying to give advertisers more targeting options.

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YouTube will now provide users with even deeper insights into what audiences are watching in relation to both your content and broadly.

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A new policy allows ads related to sports betting to show on mastheads, which are visible on desktops, mobile phones, and tv screens.

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