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YouTube TV has expanded its multiview feature beyond sports, adding options for news, business news and weather content, the company announced yesterday. The feature allows subscribers to choose from four streams at once and watch multiple videos 24/7. Users can also switch audio and captions between streams. Multiview was first announced in March and was primarily designed for sports fans, giving them the option to stream multiple games instead of changing channels to keep track of scores. Expanding the feature to non-sports content allows members to explore a variety of titles at the same time. YouTube TV said in a tweet yesterday that it added Spanish-language sports channels to the feature as well. A small portion of subscribers will get to experiment with multiview, which is available in the Home tab. It’ll roll out gradually this summer. And, we’re ROLLING 🔴🎥 Starting today in the Home tab, a small portion of members will see us testing up to 5 brand new multiview streams that will be available to watch 24/7 across news, sports, business news, weather, and Deportes. pic.twitter.com/wYDPjWWmDz — YouTube TV (@YouTubeTV) June 21, 2023 YouTube TV is slowly improving the new feature. The company will eventually launch an

Ryan Haines / Android AuthorityTL;DR YouTube TV is expanding its multiview streams beyond sports. A select number of users can choose between business, news, weather, and other multiview streams. The feature is gradually rolling out over the summer. There’s nothing worse than deciding between two live events you want to watch. This is especially true for sports enthusiasts. YouTube TV had somewhat lessened this impact when it debuted its multiview feature for basketball fans in March. Now, it’s expanding this feature beyond sports.A select number of users can pick “up to five” brand new multiview streams from their YouTube TV home screens to view business, news, sports, weather, and Deportes content side-by-side. These options will be available all day, every day. While this does give users more choice, there are several limitations. For now, YouTube TV pre-selects which streams can be viewed alongside each other — users can’t mix and match. Additionally, the feature is still limited to streaming devices and TVs. And, we’re ROLLING 🔴🎥 Starting today in the Home tab, a small portion of members will see us testing up to 5 brand new multiview streams that will be available to watch 24/7 across news, sports, business news

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Jordan Peterson have spoken out, after a podcast episode—in which it was said that chemicals in water have led to young people becoming transgender—was pulled from YouTube.On June 5, Democratic presidential candidate Kennedy Jr. told media commentator Peterson that he thought the "sexual dysphoria" seen in children, particularly boys, was because they were "swimming through a soup of toxic chemicals."The nephew of John F. Kennedy spoke in response to a question from the Canadian psychologist and media personality, in which he likened a so-called "climate apocalypse" narrative of global warming to the use of fear in imposing coronavirus lockdown measures.Kennedy Jr., the son of assassinated former Attorney-General Robert F. Kennedy Sr., has long been known as a vaccine skeptic. He has previously spoken out about his opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pictured left on May 16, 2023 in Washington, D.C. Jordan Peterson is pictured right on November 2, 2018 in Cambridge, England. Both men have spoken out, after a podcast episode—in which they discussed transgender youth—was removed from YouTube. Shannon Finney/Getty Images;/Chris Williamson/Getty Images The episode has since been pulled from YouTube. A spokesperson for Google, YouTube's parent company, told

New York CNN  —  YouTube said on Monday that it had removed a video of presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. being interviewed by podcast host Jordan Peterson for violating its policy prohibiting vaccine misinformation. A YouTube spokesperson told CNN that the platform removed the video from Peterson’s channel because it does not allow “content that alleges that vaccines cause chronic side effects, outside of rare side effects that are recognized by health authorities.” The platform’s latest move comes as Kennedy, an environmental lawyer and anti-vaccine activist, has gained more mainstream attention with his views and recently had his account reinstated on Instagram as a result of his long-shot presidential campaign. YouTube began cracking down broadly on vaccine misinformation in 2021, following an earlier policy preventing false or misleading claims about Covid-19. At the time, YouTube said it would remove the channels of “several well-known vaccine misinformation spreaders,” including one belonging to the Children’s Health Defense, a group affiliated with Kennedy. (The YouTube channel for Kennedy’s presidential campaign remains active.) Under its policy, YouTube removes false claims about currently administered vaccines that the World Health Organization and local authorities have approved and confirmed to be safe. Although YouTube removed the

One of the few breakaways users are able to get from ads during shows or movies on YouTube TV is the peaceful Zen Mode, which generally depicts a quiet and relaxing scene. Now, that feature is starting to incorporate sponsored text, effectively interrupting the zen. Due to the nature of YouTube TV, there are often spaces in ad breaks during TV shows and movies. Because the service is essentially streaming cable, it can’t always insert commercials of it’s own perfectly. To fill that gap, YouTube TV makes use of its “zen mode,” which offers a peaceful scene with calming music to fill the gap. Generally, it appears after a user hits “skip ad” during a commercial break. This beloved little space of peace and quiet is apparently becoming compromised, according to users on Reddit. During the playback of picturesque landscapes and calming music, some are now seeing a line of text appear across noting a new sponsor. In one specific instance, a “This break brought to you by Progressive” appeared for one user in bold branding across the scene. There are a couple of trains of thought to this. One is that the zen mode is meant to be a

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