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Channel 4.0, Channel 4’s new digital-first brand for YouTube has surpassed 25 million views and attracted 104,000 subscribers, in its first six months.Since its launch in October, Channel 4.0 has recorded over 25 million views, with the 13-24 demographic accounting for 82% of total views.By 120 days after launched the channel had established a loyal audience with 84% of views coming from returning users.To date 17 series have been commissioned for Channel 4.0, with over half produced by independent producers who are new to Channel 4, with over 80% of the on-screen talent brand new to Channel 4.Sacha Khari, Head of Digital Commissioning at Channel 4 said: “Creating a new loyalty to Channel 4 from a generation who are saturated with choice, has been a really exciting challenge to solve and with digital constantly evolving, we’re still trialling, learning and looking closely at the data and ‘vibes’ to ensure 4.0 continues on this trajectory.”Its newest commission is Tapped Out, a brand-new six-part prank series produced by Wall of Productions, where Nella Rose and friends will turn practical jokers as they see who can last the longest in a range of hilarious and cringeworthy situations, aiming to execute the “wildest pranks possible”.

Twitter isn’t dead. But six months on from the site’s acquisition by Elon Musk, it isn’t a picture of health, either.From our look at the last half year:Twitter is now worth less than half of what Musk paid for it, having lost more than $20bn (£16.4bn) in value, according to calculations based on a leaked memo. According to Travis Brown, a software developer who has been tracking Twitter’s subscription service, the new-look Blue has about 550-585,000 subscribers, which equates to $4m+ a month in revenue. Twitter will need many more sign-ups to offset the advertising loss. “For many of us former tweeps, seeing what Musk is doing to Twitter is heartbreaking,” said the former staff member, speaking on condition of anonymity. “The platform has regressed in terms of toxicity, safety and nuance. The hard work of dedicated teams and colleagues over the years has been erased, including efforts to combat misinformation and create trustworthy safety policies and curation standards.”The vultures are circling. Last week, the newsletter platform Substack launched its post-Twitter social network, Substack Notes, and ignited a firestorm:Over the Easter weekend, any tweet containing a Substack link was algorithmically deprioritised, blocked from being liked or retweeted, and hidden in

(CNN) - One of the top online video platforms is changing how it deals with content related to eating disorders.YouTube announced Tuesday that it is banning content that features behaviors that at-risk users could imitate including extreme calorie counting or purging after eating.The ban is for videos that are not focused on recovery.For recovery-focused videos, YouTube will allow the content but restrict who can see it.The platform says only users who are logged into the site and are over the age of 18 will be able to view such videos.YouTube says it also plans to add panels pointing viewers to crisis resources under eating disorder-related content in nine countries, as well as provide resources about how to create less harmful content for creators who violated its policies.Copyright 2023 CNN Newsource. All rights reserved.

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YouTube Music catches up with Spotify and Apple Music by adding real-time lyrics feature The new update provides users with a seamless experience, with lyrics automatically syncing with the songs as they play Real-time lyrics have become a staple feature in the world of music streaming. Popular services such as Spotify and Apple Music have already incorporated this feature, leaving YouTube Music behind. However, with the latest update, YouTube Music has finally caught up, offering automatic real-time tracking for lyrics as songs play. This new feature is a major improvement over the manual method previously available on the music streaming platform. The new update provides users with a seamless experience, with lyrics automatically syncing with the songs as they play. The feature will work on any song that already has lyrics uploaded to YouTube Music. As the song plays, the current lyrics will be highlighted, and their text size will be increased within the Lyrics tab of the app. This will allow users to easily follow along with the song and sing along if they choose. Google partnered with MusixMatch last year to develop this feature. Reports suggest that live lyrics tracking is also powered by LyricFind. This partnership has

The “Blonde” star was the host and Karol G was the musical guest on an episode that was light on topical moments.Ana de Armas delivering the monologue on “Saturday Night Live.”Credit...NBC Universal, via YouTubeApril 16, 2023, 2:17 a.m. ETWell, you can’t open “Saturday Night Live” every time with a sketch about the indictment of former President Donald Trump. Following a week with few significant news developments in that case, and rather than pivoting to, say, President Biden’s trip to Ireland, “S.N.L.” took a break from topical satire to instead seek comedy in the weather.This installment of “S.N.L.,” hosted by Ana de Armas (“Blonde”) and featuring the musical guest Karol G, kicked off with a would-be red-carpet segment called “The First Warm Day of the Year Arrivals Show.” As a co-host played by Heidi Gardner explained, high temperatures hit New York several weeks ahead of schedule. “And while that may be terrifying on a climate level,” she said, “the warm weather can only mean one thing: all the freaks, crazies and weirdos are headed to Central Park.”Enter a progression of cast members playing single-serving characters, including Mikey Day as Older Man Doing an Aggressive Power Walk, Michael Longfellow and James Austin

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Last updated: April 14th, 2023 at 16:30 UTC+02:00 The most popular music streaming apps on Android—Apple Music and Spotify—have had the ability to show real-time lyrics for quite some time now. YouTube Music, however, lacks this crucial feature. It is capable of showing only static lyrics that you need to scroll by yourself. Well, that’s changing today. Google is rolling out an update to YouTube Music for Android brings adds real-time lyrics to the music streaming app. The new feature highlights the line that’s being played at that point in time by changing its color to white, increasing the text size (and line spacing) and muting the background. As you might expect, it also scrolls lyrics automatically. All in all, real-time lyrics in YouTube Music look more or less the same as they do in Apple Music and Spotify. Last year, Google partnered with MusixMatch, and soon after that, the company started testing real-time lyrics in the YouTube Music app for Google TV/Android TV, and now, it is finally available for Android and iOS. So far, only a few users have received the update that enables real-time lyrics on Android. However, you can expect a wider rollout in the coming