Fox News viewership growth and dominance in digital news

Fox News celebrates record-breaking viewership on YouTube and dominance in digital news landscape, highlighting President Trump's tariffs and overall growth across platforms.

Streaming Feud Between Netflix and YouTube

Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos criticized YouTube for offering unprofessional content and stated that their monetization model is better for professional creators. He also mentioned that Netflix competes with YouTube for advertising dollars and professional content.

Fake Movie Trailers on YouTube

Fake movie trailers created by AI technology are flooding YouTube, with some channels making money from views. Studios are allowing these fake trailers to flourish and even cashing in on ad revenue. Some creators use AI to create trailers that are difficult to differentiate from official material, attracting billions of views. Despite concerns about exploiting intellectual property and talent, studios are not enforcing copyright on most fake trailers.

Social Media Influencers at Ivy League Schools

Social media influencers at Ivy League schools like Harvard and Yale are sharing unfiltered moments from their daily lives, giving viewers a glimpse into the exclusive world of these prestigious universities. They use platforms like TikTok and YouTube to showcase dorm life, cafeteria food, and campus experiences. These influencers have garnered millions of followers and even make money through advertising deals with companies. While their content is popular and relatable to high schoolers navigating the college admissions process, they face challenges in maintaining relevance after graduation.

YouTube surpasses Disney in television viewing

YouTube surpasses Disney as the top television viewing platform according to Nielsen's Media Distributor Gauge for February, with a record 11.6% share of TV time. YouTube's share of TV time has been on the rise, showcasing a shift in viewing habits towards streaming services.

Child Abuse by Utah Parenting Blogger Ruby Franke

Utah parenting blogger Ruby Franke pleaded guilty to child abuse charges, highlighting how power and public image allowed her crimes to go unchecked. She and another mother ran a joint YouTube channel before being arrested. The downfall of Franke's online persona is captured in a documentary. Both women were sentenced to serve 30-60 years in prison.

Utah Mommy Blogger Convicted of Child Abuse

Kevin Franke, husband of Utah mommy blogger-turned-convicted child abuser Ruby Franke, details his wife's chaotic relationship with her accomplice, Jodi Hildebrandt. Both were arrested and pleaded guilty to child abuse. Franke warns of the dangers of social media after their downfall.

The History of YouTube

YouTube was founded as a dating website by former PayPal employees. It later evolved into a platform for uploading and watching videos, with its first video being 'Me at the zoo.' YouTube faced controversies over the years but remains a popular platform.

Managing Social Media Algorithms

Tips on how to reset and take control of your social media feed to customize what you see, including managing Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram algorithms.

YouTube's Dominance in Streaming Entertainment

YouTube has become the most-watched streaming service in the world, with more people now watching it on their televisions than on mobile devices. The platform's vast content library and free access are contributing to its popularity and challenging traditional streaming services.

YouTube's Growing Viewership on TV Sets

YouTube now gets more viewership on TV sets than on mobile devices in the U.S. CEO Neal Mohan shared stats in his annual letter, highlighting the platform's growth and impact on culture. YouTube has transformed from grainy videos to popular talk shows and films. The company's big bets for 2025 include cultural relevance, the creator community, the living room, and AI advancements.

The Rise of Gun-Related Content on YouTube

A look into the rise of gun-related content on YouTube, showcasing a new generation of gun owners who are younger, diverse, and interested in tactical training and self-defense.

Utah Mommy Blogger Ruby Franke's Child Abuse Case

Utah mommy blogger Ruby Franke and her accomplice Jodi Hildebrandt were sentenced on charges of child abuse. Franke's daughter, Shari, details the disturbing events leading up to the arrest in her memoir.

Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki's Passing

Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has passed away at the age of 56 after a battle with non-small cell lung cancer. She was a pioneering figure in the tech industry, leading YouTube for nearly ten years and making significant contributions to Google's success.

Passing of Susan Wojcicki

Former CEO of Google-owned YouTube, Susan Wojcicki, passed away at the age of 56 after a two-year battle with lung cancer. Her husband and Google CEO shared heartfelt messages mourning her loss.

YouTube Outage in Russia

Russian internet monitoring services reported a mass outage on YouTube in Russia as authorities criticize the platform for hosting materials by Kremlin opponents. Google and Russian lawmakers are in a dispute over the slowdown in YouTube speeds.

Generosity of a Pokémon Card Collector

Ross 'Coop' Cooper is a Pokémon card collector who enjoys gifting cards to children at conventions, building a loyal following on YouTube. He values spreading joy and kindness over making a profit from his hobby.

YouTube star facing federal charges for directing video with helicopter shooting fireworks at Lamborghini

YouTube star Alex Choi facing federal charges for directing a video where fireworks were shot from a helicopter at a Lamborghini in the desert outside Los Angeles last year.

Google's YouTube Compliance with Hong Kong Court Order

Google's YouTube complies with a court decision to block access to 32 video links in Hong Kong, including a protest anthem. Critics say this restricts freedoms in the financial hub amid a security clampdown.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman's Continued Interest in Fringe Content on YouTube

Rep. Jamaal Bowman's YouTube account shows he still follows fringe content, including conspiracy theories about time travel, aliens, and government plots, despite disowning his past promotion of 9/11 conspiracy theories. His subscriptions range from right-wing to left-wing sources, with a mix of mainstream and apolitical accounts. Bowman denies familiarity with the extreme content he follows, emphasizing more pressing domestic and international issues.

Trailer for Warner Bros.' “Joker: Folie à Deux” with Suicide Warning

YouTube added a warning for suicide and self-harm topics to the trailer of Warner Bros.' “Joker: Folie à Deux.” The trailer featuring Joaquin Phoenix reprising his role as the Joker debuted at CinemaCon. The movie includes music as an essential element and will be released on October 4, 2024.

Tech Companies Facing Lawsuit for Role in Radicalizing Shooter

A judge ruled that Reddit and YouTube must face a lawsuit alleging their algorithms played a role in radicalizing a shooter who killed 10 Black people in a grocery store. The lawsuit challenges Section 230 protection for internet platforms.

Don Lemon's new digital show launch on X and interview with Elon Musk

Don Lemon's new digital show launch on X was delayed due to technical glitches, but the episode featuring an interview with Elon Musk was eventually posted. Musk had canceled a partnership with Lemon, leading to a public dispute. The video was streamed on YouTube instead of X at first. Lemon faced challenges with X's platform but managed to get the episode out elsewhere. Musk criticized Lemon's interview style, comparing it to Jeff Zucker's.

Abortion Debate and Big Tech Censorship

President Biden appears to support abortion for all three trimesters of pregnancy, Republican attorneys general demand YouTube remove a "misleading" context disclaimer on a pro-life video, AGs criticize YouTube for spreading false information about chemical abortions, and reference a Supreme Court case on abortion pill challenge.

Disrespectful Comments About Pope Francis

A group of priests on a YouTube channel made disrespectful comments about praying for Pope Francis to die soon, prompting a bishop to rebuke them. The Archbishop expressed rejection of the comments and the group later apologized. Pope Francis, who has been suffering from influenza, recently underwent medical checks at a Roman hospital.

Mexico's President vs. YouTube

Mexico's president criticized YouTube for taking down part of his news briefing where he revealed a reporter's phone number, sparking a debate about press freedom and privacy laws.