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AP For many young people, it has almost become second nature to look for the latest news on social media. YouTube is hoping to capitalize on the popularity of this approach to news consumption by launching pages dedicated to verified news. YouTube is well aware of the large numbers of young people who turn to social networks to keep up with the news. With this in mind, the video streaming platform has announced the launch of pages dedicated to the latest news from authoritative sources in a bid to avoid the spread of false information. Videos, live broadcasts, podcasts, even Shorts… content published by recognized and verified sources will be aggregated on these pages organized by the topic being addressed. A kind of “immersive watch page experience for news stories” will allow “viewers to deep dive and explore multiple sources and angles. All on one watch page, people will be able to find relevant long-form video, live coverage and Shorts to quickly catch up,” explains YouTube in a press release. To access these pages, simply click on a video with the “newspaper” icon, either on the YouTube homepage, or directly from the search bar. For the moment, this new feature

Politics By Melissa Quinn, Jan Crawford October 20, 2023 / 5:31 PM / CBS News What to expect in new Supreme Court term Supreme Court begins its new term. Here's what to expect. 06:56 Washington — The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to temporarily pause a lower court's order that limited the contact Biden administration officials could have with social media companies as part of government efforts to address the spread of misinformation online.The justices also agreed to take up the case and decide whether the Biden administration illegally worked to suppress speech by conservatives on platforms like Facebook, YouTube and X. The court will hear arguments this winter, setting the stage for a major ruling on free speech and social media.A federal district judge in Louisiana issued an injunction over the summer that blocked employees at four federal agencies and the White House from having certain contacts with social media companies. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit modified the injunction earlier this month. The Supreme Court's order on Friday pauses the injunction while the justices consider the matter. Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch said they would have kept the order in place while the court

Following a recent scandal that involves doxxing jacksfilms, YouTube is now demonetizing SSSniperWolf for a temporary period. Highlights SSSniperWolf has been temporarily demonetized on YouTube due to a scandal involving doxxing and a dispute with jacksfilms. YouTube initially did not take action against SSSniperWolf's doxxing efforts on Instagram, leading to criticism of the platform. YouTube finally stepped in and suspended SSSniperWolf's monetization, citing personal safety and community standards as reasons for the decision. SSSniperWolf has been temporarily demonetized on YouTube after a brief scandal erupted between her and fellow YouTuber jacksflims. This comes after an incident where YouTube initially didn't take any action against SSSniperWolf's doxxing efforts on Instagram. Now, a resolution has been met, establishing the suspension in question. SSSniperWolf is a well-known content creator who mostly works on reaction videos, as well as collaborations with Dhar Mann Studios. Despite her popularity within the YouTube community, she's been noted for a wide range of controversies, including stealing from other content creators on YouTube and questionable behavior with minors. The issue with jacksfilms is just another controversy involving SSSniperWolf, which has come with significant attention toward YouTube and its lack of response to the doxxing situation. It all came to

Topline Gaming and reaction content creator Alia Shelesh, known as SSSniperWolf, had her YouTube channel temporarily demonetized Friday, after she feuded with and allegedly doxed fellow YouTuber Jack Douglass, who called for Shelesh to be removed from YouTube this week. Shelesh has more than 34 million subscribers on YouTube. (Photo by Mike Coppola/WireImage)WireImage Key Facts YouTube confirmed the temporary suspension in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, saying off-platform actions that put others’ safety at risk harmed its community. Douglass, who produces parody videos and has clashed with Shelesh online before, accused her of filming and posting a live video of his and his wife’s home to Instagram while they were inside, an action he considered a “clear example” of doxxing that violated YouTube policies. Shelesh apologized to Douglass, also known as Jackfilms, saying in a post she deserves the temporary demonetization and calling her actions “inexcusable.” Several YouTubers criticized YouTube for saying the “behavior on both sides” isn’t what it wanted on the platform, with many arguing Shelesh’s punishment wasn’t enough. Douglass did not immediately respond to Forbes’ request for comment. Chief Critic “I'm aware you are looking into the situation, but this is a black-and-white case

Get ready for a brand new YouTube experience. Maria Diaz/ZDNETYouTube is one of those apps and sites that changes so subtly that most users don't even notice until they look back at a screenshot from a decade ago. Also: YouTube's new program means more money for creators and more ads for viewersBut today, YouTube is hoping you'll notice at least some of the three dozen updates it's rolling out to make the user experience more seamless.These are the top 6 new YouTube featuresMany of these updates will be available today, while others will roll out gradually over the coming weeks. The new features include new ways to seek, the ability to lock your screen on a video to prevent tapping out of it, new designs for the headers, collections, intro animations, and video descriptions, and incorporating the ambient theme into the light theme. We all know YouTube videos can be unnecessarily long. Like wanting to get to a recipe on a website, sometimes we just want the host to get to the point. Also: How to download YouTube videos for free, plus two other waysNow, you can press and hold to increase the video's playback speed to 2x. This helps you get through long

What you need to knowYouTube is detailing a new dedicated news page users will soon find on mobile which will show additional stories for a topic in long-form or short-form videos.These topics will be marked by a newspaper icon on the app's home screen so users know there is more to a story to unpack if they choose.YouTube has also introduced a new Shorts Innovation Program for News as it looks to support organizations in creating meaningful short-form content for stories.Even though YouTube feels more like a source of entertainment, the platform is calling attention to those looking for news stories with meaningful impact.According to a YouTube blog post, the streaming service will introduce an "immersive watch page" for users on the app's home screen. YouTube states this dedicated news watch page for specific stories will display content pulled from authoritative sources that are streamed live or in long-form video formats for those looking to dig into the pudding of it.Additionally, the page will support Shorts if viewers are looking to get the facts quickly.This news-specific watch feature will roll out on mobile devices "over time" in an estimated 40 different countries. Once this happens, the YouTube app's home screen

In Ask an Influencer, Business of Home explores the creator economy. This week, we spoke with Shelby Vanhoy, the content creator behind lifestyle blog Pretty in the Pines. It was 2014, and Shelby Vanhoy’s career plans were set: She had worked hard throughout college in preparation for dental school, and would soon ace her prerequisite exams and embark on the next phase of her journey. Starting a blog, she thought, would provide a great creative outlet along the way. The same year, she launched the lifestyle blog Pretty in the Pines to document her decorating-on-a-budget schemes along with snippets from her daily life. It only took a few short years for the then–early stage social media industry to kick into high gear—a change that swiftly turned her professional ambitions upside down. “I saw the industry completely change around 2016 or 2017—that’s when I started actually earning money from my blog,” says Vanhoy. “My interest honestly just faded away as I was diving into this new creative job.” In February 2020, Vanhoy and her husband moved into a new Upper West Side apartment in New York, where they were promptly confined when the pandemic lockdowns set in just a

YouTube’s rolling out some new options for affiliate marketing deals ahead of the holiday shopping push, including product timestamps in clips, bulk tagging for affiliate products, and new insights into sponsored mention performance. First off, on timestamps in clips. YouTube’s adding the ability to timestamp specific product displays within your videos, so that viewers can more easily skip to the relevant segment. The process will provide more specific matching and display within the playback, while also helping to guide users to relevant discussion. As explained by YouTube: “Add timestamps to your tagged products to more prominently showcase a specific product on screen, at the right time! The shopping button will then appear at relevant points in your video - like that close-up shot on your favorite tech gadget or makeup kit you’re reviewing. This makes your content more helpful for fans and can increase engagement with the products you’ve tagged.” It’s a more responsive way to show off each product, which also drives better response. YouTube says that in testing, viewers who saw tagged videos with timestamps clicked on tagged products twice as often as videos without the markers.  In addition to this, YouTube’s also adding the ability to tag