When it comes to watching videos on the internet, YouTube remains the most common place to do it. It’s been around since 2005, delivering a hub for video content and includes everything from the ...

Turns out, you can unlock the premium features of YouTube without paying for a subscription — in a way that’s free and legal.

In case there were still any doubts: vertical videos are here to stay. YouTube will soon update its apps so, when you play a vertical video, you won't see those ugly black bars on the sides.

YouTube began offering content from third-party streamers through its Primetime Channels program in 2022. Users can pay for ...

After Primetime Channels failed to really catch on, YouTube is reportedly planning a new effort to sell premium subscription add-ons.