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As the year begins, the Netflix-YouTube rivalry stands as the most consequential story in new media. Photo: Josh Edelson/AFP ...

The MLB Network is celebrating "Shohei Day" — a full day's worth of programming in honor of superstar Los Angeles Dodgers ...

C-Span has joined YouTube TV, ending a yearslong fight by the public affairs network to secure placement on major live TV streaming services and restoring access for millions of cord-cutters who had ...

Disney programming has started to be restored to YouTube TV subscribers. The Walt Disney Company and YouTube TV have reached a multi-year distribution agreement that will restore ABC, ESPN and other ...

YouTube is conducting a “voluntary exit program” with severance for U.S.-based employees, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Wednesday. The news was first reported by Sources. YouTube CEO Neal ...

Staffers that want to leave the video platform will be eligible for severance, as CEO Neal Mohan restructures its product division into three groups. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor YouTube continues to ...

YouTube is rolling out a “second chance” program to allow previously banned creators to apply for new channels, the company announced Thursday. “We know many terminated creators deserve a second ...

On YouTube, there may indeed be second acts in American lives — but not everyone who’s been kicked off the platform will be welcomed back. The video platform on Thursday officially announced its ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Editiorial fellow at Forbes. YouTube has opened up a “second chance” program to allow previously banned creators spreading ...

A few weeks ago, Google told US Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) that it would allow creators banned for COVID and election misinformation to rejoin the platform. It didn’t offer many details in the letter, ...

The new program appears to follow a promise to Congress to reinstate creators who were banned for violating its COVID-19 or election integrity policies. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Some YouTube ...