TV news is changing fast. Many familiar faces are gone. Some people miss the old days. Back then, anchors stayed for years. Now, they come and go quickly. This happens on both big and local news channels. Money is a big reason for this change. Fewer people watch TV news. So, advertisers pay less. T
TV shows often struggle to make the jump to the big screen. The transition can be tricky. A story meant to unfold over many episodes doesn't always fit into a two-hour movie. Many have tried and failed. Remember "Sex and the City 2" or "The Last Airbender"? Not exactly crowd favorites. But there ar
YouTube TV is all set to shake things up with a new approach to TV plans. Starting in early 2026, they're rolling out over 10 new plans, each focused on different interests. This move is a big deal because it lets people pay only for what they watch. For a long time, streaming services have been li
YouTube TV users faced a frustrating issue recently. Many found their recorded shows locked. A message popped up saying the content provider had restricted access. This problem hit users across different devices. It affected phones, TVs, and even the website. Not everyone faced this problem. But ma
YouTube has launched a new feature called "Recap. " It's similar to Spotify's "Wrapped" but for videos. This feature shows users a summary of their viewing habits over the past year. The Recap uses your watch history to create up to 12 cards. These cards highlight your favorite channels, topics, an
YouTube has become a major player in the world of sports and music, changing how fans engage with their favorite content. Unlike traditional media, YouTube offers a more interactive and community-driven experience. For instance, Mark Goldbridge, a well-known football influencer, has built a massive
YouTube has been busy rolling out its AI age verification system. It's not new, but it's now affecting more users. The platform first talked about this back in July, saying it would start in August. But it wasn't until late September that the first users saw these checks. Now, another group of users
YouTube has recently updated its content rules, and it's got some Web3 gaming creators upset. They feel like the platform is targeting them unfairly. The new rules, set to take effect on November 17, expand what's considered prohibited content to include digital items with real-world value, like ski
YouTube has rolled out a new feature that makes liking videos more interactive. Now, when you hit the like button on certain videos, you'll see a short, fun animation. This isn't just any random animation, though. It's tailored to fit the type of video you're watching. For instance, if you're into
YouTube has been a big deal on TV screens for a while now. It's even more popular than Netflix and Disney+. To keep its fans happy, YouTube is rolling out some cool new features. These include shopping QR codes, better video quality, and a new way to browse videos. First, let's talk about video qua
