A new study has confirmed the irrefutable power of YouTube. The poll, conducted by survey software company Survey Monkey and child education nonprofit Common Sense, found that today's teens are turning away from traditional news organizations to find out about current events from online influencers on social media platforms like YouTube.
YouTube is testing a new program that will enable creators whose channels have been demonetized to appeal that decision by — what else? — filming a YouTube video to plead their case.
Roscomnadzor, a communications watchdog operated by the Russian state, has asked Google to stop YouTube from advertising broadcasts of citizens' political protests.
ouTube is rolling out its Super Chat feature, by which viewers can tip creators during live streams in order to have their comments presented more prominently — by either being highlighted with a color or pinned for a set period of time (depending on the donation amount).
Snapchat is refusing to let its Spectacles dream die. Today, the company launched online presales for the latest generation of its connected sunglasses, which it first launched in 2016 to great fanfare ahead of the company's IPO, though excitement quickly fizzled. In 2017, Reuters reports, Snapchat wrote down $40 million in unsold glasses, though the company launched a second iteration of the device in 2018 with new colors, water resistance, and a quicker transfer of footage to the app.
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