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July 20 (Reuters) - YouTube, Google's video streaming platform, hiked prices on its monthly and annual premium plans in the United States for the first time since the subscription service was launched in 2018.The YouTube Premium plan would cost $13.99 a month in the U.S., up $2 from before, according to the company's website on Thursday. The price for its annual plan was hiked by $20 to $139.99.Members who subscribed five years ago, including those who signed up originally through Google Play, would get three more months of subscription at the old price, according to YouTube.YouTube had in April introduced new features for its premium users including letting them host Google Meet sessions to watch videos on the platform together with other users.It has also hiked prices for YouTube Music by $1 to $10.99 in the U.S. The move follows similar price increases by Amazon Music, Apple Music and Tidal.Reporting by Chavi Mehta in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi MajumdarOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

Skip to content Image: Foundry 9to5Google reports that YouTube has stealthily increased the price of its YouTube Premium subscription service. The price increase so far seems to apply only to the United States, where the price has been raised by two dollars to 13.99 dollars a month. We’re also seeing that price on the YouTube Premium sign-up page. Neither YouTube, nor its parent company Google, has announced anything about the price increase. A YouTube Premium subscription service lets you watch YouTube without ads, download videos to watch when you don’t have internet access, and play videos behind a locked screen on your mobile phone. The subscription also gives you access to the music service YouTube Music Premium. Earlier this year, Google announced a bunch of nifty new YouTube features like enhanced video quality, better multi-screen support, and compatibility with Apple’s iOS SharePlay — but only for YouTube Premium subscribers. This article was translated from Swedish to English, and originally appeared on pcforalla.se.

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(Photo: SABA) YouTube closed dozens of channels on its platform belonging to various groups in Yemen on Monday, July 17. The groups affected by the ban include the Houthi militia, the Ansar Allah band, its artistic and documentary production units, along with the Revolutionary Media Center (RMC) based in Sana’a, al-Masirah reported.  The military in Sana’a claimed that the channels that were closed had over 500,000 subscribers with over 7,000 videos and millions of views. It also accused Twitter and Facebook of having shut the pages belonging to the organization.  Ansar Allah, the movement representing the Houthis, issued a statement calling the ban arbitrary and an act of “intellectual terrorism.” It alleged that YouTube is seeking to “harness the media assets of the countries of aggression to serve their colonial project.” In its statement, the Revolutionary Media Center in Sana’a, which runs some of the channels affected by the ban, asked for its immediate revocation, saying that the bans “came without any violation of the terms and standards of publication.” Claiming that the aim was to “obscure the national voice against the US, British, Saudi and Emirati aggression and its allies,” the RMC said that the move amounted to a

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