YouTube is set to raise the minimum age for live streamers from 13 to 16. The change is part of a crackdown the ways minors ...

Google-owned video platform YouTube will soon require users to be at least 16 years old to live stream alone on the platform. Confirming the new policy in a message on its Help support page, YouTube ...

Reportedly, YouTube is testing a new, ad-supported service - TV channel streaming. The company is currently in talks with various companies to bring TV shows, movies and whole TV channels to its ...

YouTube raises its minimum live streaming age to 16, enforcing new safety rules starting July 22, with penalties for underage creators.

YouTube will require users to be at least 16 years old to live stream on their own, tightening safety restrictions for teen ...

YouTube will soon raise the minimum age for solo livestreaming and add stricter rules for teen creators appearing on camera.

Starting with the 2023 NFL season, the company's streaming TV subscriptions YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels will be the new home for NFL Sunday Ticket in the US.

YouTube announced Thursday that it would make its assortment of apps for streaming videos on TVs easier to use, starting with the release of the new YouTube Xbox One app.

Live streams will start looking a whole lot nicer soon. YouTube has begun rolling out support for an updated streaming protocol, which when paired with the upcoming OBS Studio 29.1 update, will ...

YouTube will begin reducing the quality of its videos for users around the world starting today. With a growing percentage of people staying at home ...

YouTube will soon roll out a new feature that will let select creators invite a guest to live stream with them.

Starting soon, YouTube will have a display mode for televisions that gives equal space to both the video and the comments and other things that go along with it.