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YouTube’s big podcasts push has most certainly arrived, with podcasts now in the YouTube Music app. But it seems the platform isn’t done, with YouTube currently testing uploading podcasts via RSS, but only with select shows. Podcasts have run via RSS for years and years at this point, and it’s always been a crucial feature of any podcast platform to support ingesting new podcast episodes through RSS feeds. YouTube’s take on podcasts, however, skipped that at launch, instead focusing on manual uploads via YouTube’s existing apps. According to an internal document shared by Podnews, though, YouTube is starting to test the ability to upload podcasts via an RSS feed. The functionality is currently in a limited pilot preview, with testing performed with “key strategic partners.” Two shows noted as using the feature include CNN One Thing and CityCast Pittsburgh. Uploading podcasts through RSS on YouTube works by automatically uploading new episodes as they are released to RSS, with YouTube pulling the show’s art and using that to create a static image video to go along with the audio file. YouTube notes in the document that it can upload a back catalog via RSS, but the original publish date won’t match

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A new report by The Information asserts that almost half of all YouTube viewing in the US occurs via TV sets. That’s clearly a significant chunk of people watching via their TVs.Are you part of this trend, though? We want to know what’s your primary device for YouTube viewing. Let us know via the poll below.What device do you use the most for YouTube viewing?526 votesJust to clarify, we’re talking about actually watching YouTube content rather than listening via background playback. So if you’re like me and spend plenty of time listening to videos on your phone but actually watch most YouTube videos on your TV, go ahead and vote for TV.

A YouTube prankster named Seth Meiring has been slammed online after he posted a video of him hitting on a woman in front of her husband. However, Seth soon came to regret his prank as the couple didn’t find it as funny as he did. Ever since the start of YouTube and social media, pranks have been a popular genre of content. But sometimes these pranks can go too far. A recent example of this is when a streamer filmed himself pretending to pour gasoline on cars as a prank and had a gun pulled on him as a result.Article continues after ad Another prank has recently gone viral which has the internet split. A pranking YouTuber named Seth Meiring made his way to a beach where he decided to hit on a woman while her husband was sitting right next to her. However, the prank soon took a turn for the worse when the couple didn’t find it funny and confronted the prankster over it. Prankster called the police on couple In a video titled “Simp assaulted me”, Seth and his friend Jimmy are seen walking around a beach where their goal is to hit on women while their

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Thirteen Montrealers say they've been targeted by a campaign of harassment launched by the Cuban government to keep them from protesting against one-party rule on the island.A social media account which — according to a Cuban defector — is being run by Cuba's state security has been spreading detailed allegations against the 13 men accusing them of trafficking cocaine from Colombia to Canada.Carlos Andrades said he's one of them. On March 21, he arrived in his native Havana for a visit with his 95-year-old mother. Travelling with him were his Canadian-born daughters and grandson.Andrades said he has long been active in opposition circles and has been prevented from entering Cuba on previous occasions. He said he travelled on this occasion with some trepidation."I have a 95-year-old mother, so I have to go," he said.Carlos Andrades protesting at the Cuban consulate in Montreal in 2021. (Instagram)Soon after arriving, Andrades said, he was visited at his hotel by a woman in military uniform who gave him a piece of paper ordering him to present himself for an interview at a detention centre operated by the Cuban Ministry of the Interior.His interrogation — by a man who introduced himself as Col. Luis Morales — was videotaped and would shortly be used as one

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While some don’t like the news of the NFL’s expansion into streaming services and their increasing exclusivity simply because it’s something different, there’s a real concern to this digital world. The sports world was reminded of it again Wednesday night when the Eastern Conference Finals between the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics crashed in the fourth quarter of a tightly contested game. Users watching the game saw the stream heavily disrupted, stuck playing advertisements and missing the crucial final minutes of the game. For many, they missed out on the conclusion, a 123-116 Heat Game One victory. The YouTube TV Twitter account acknowledged the issue as it was happening, issuing this tweet, but it did little to make basketball fans happy. if you have an issue watching the Miami Heat vs. Boston Celtics game on TNT, we’re aware of it & our team is working on a fix – thx so much for your patience! — TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) May 18, 2023 To be clear, this game was not an exclusively streamed event. Instead, YouTube TV carried TNT’s stream and traditional cable watchers were able to see the final minutes. But for those who have cut the cord and switched to streaming services