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Unifying (some) of your subscriptions — You can subscribe to and watch streaming services, like Showtime, on YouTube. Scharon Harding - Nov 1, 2022 9:56 pm UTC Enlarge / YouTube announced the Primetime Channels feature today. As many feared, the proliferation of streaming services has made cutting the cord feel a lot like cable TV. Not only do those cheaper monthly subscription fees start adding up, but figuring out which service has the content you want and juggling apps can feel as time-consuming and cumbersome as flipping channels. YouTube's Primetime Channels announced today aims to change that by unifying and selling content from 34 streaming partners on YouTube. Primetime Channels begins its rollout in the US with streaming services from partners, including AMC+, Epix, Paramount+, Starz, and Showtime, available to subscribe to and watch in YouTube's Movies & Shows section. More streaming services, including NBA League Pass, are en route, a blog post from YouTube's director of product management, Erin Teague, said. The full list of Primetime Channels partners include some smaller names. Primetime Channels content will be visible alongside any other YouTube content, including in recommendations and when searching among purchased content, Teague's blog said. The executive told The…

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Popular political and just chatting streamer HasanAbi says there’s “no chance” he moves from Twitch to YouTube unless the platform’s “chat culture” improves. Over the past couple of years, YouTube and Twitch have vied for some of the top streamers to take residence on their platforms. YouTube has signed megastars like TimTheTatman and Ludwig, but Twitch continues to dominate the streaming scene with xQc and Asmongold. However, with the recent announcement that Twitch would be discontinuing the 70/30 sub-revenue split, viewers expected some of their favorite streamers to make the switch to YouTube. But since the announcement, we have yet to see any big names jump from the purple ship. One streamer, HasanAbi, has had fans speculating that they will be switching to YouTube following the end of their Twitch contract. But Hasan has cleared up these rumors on a recent stream when he was asked about changing platforms. Hasan says there’s “no chance” he goes to YouTube During a stream on October 31, Hasan was asked by a viewer whether there was a chance he would ever switch to YouTube. He replied, “There is no chance I will go to YouTube. Ludwig has talked about this already. YouTube’s community…

A horrifying movie trailer depicts the scariest outcomes for the 2024 election.Saturday Night Live. Stream now on Peacock: ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Greenville resident MrBeast, the richest YouTube creator, is looking to dramatically raise his portfolio. He is bringing in a 10-figure valuation for his many money-making journey, according to a story by Forbes magazine. If he is able to do this, his company would be the first business run by an influencer to reach this amount. MrBeast has over 107 million followers, making him the fifth most subscribed YouTube content creator. He’s also estimated to bring in around $54 million yearly from content. His channel features pranks, feature games, and challenges he gives his friends and subscribers. Many think the challenges are insane, like the real-life Squid Games, or not eating for 30 days. But those who are successful are rewarded with a stack of cash. According to a report from Fortune, MrBeast is looking to bring in another $150 million in funding to support his ventures. If this goes through, he and the channel’s other assets will be valued at $1.5 billion. This will be monumental for not only MrBeast but YouTube itself. He would become the first content creator to reach this insane amount, Forbes reports. Many content creators with sponsors and other investors, he…

One of the biggest combat events of the year will play out later tonight (Sat., Oct. 29, 2022) live on Showtime pay-per-view (PPV) and FITE.TV from inside Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, as Jake Paul puts his undefeated boxing record on the line against former UFC middleweight champion and MMA legend Anderson Silva. LIVE! Watch ‘Paul Vs. Silva’ On PPV BOXING BLOCKBUSTER!  International superstar and serial risk-taker, Jake “The Problem Child” Paul, will face the biggest challenge of his budding boxing career when he takes on former UFC Middleweight champion, Anderson “The Spider” Silva, inside Gila River Arena in Phoenix, Ariz., on Sat., Oct. 29, 2022, streaming live on FITE.tv (and Showtime) pay-per-view (PPV). “Paul vs. Silva,” which will also feature retired UFC veteran Uriah Hall taking on former NFL running back Le’Veon Bell, start time is slated for 9 p.m. ET, with a PPV price tag of $59.99. Don’t miss a single second of face-punching action! STREAM NOW! Before the PPV card gets underway later tonight culminating with the main event clash between Paul and Silva a collection of “Prelims” undercard bouts will unfold in the above video player. The “Prelims” stream will go live at 7 p.m. ET and feature a collection of exciting matchups and pre-fight banter…

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Credible medical professionals are now able to apply for a special verification on YouTube, marking the video giant's latest effort to combat medical misinformation online. In a blog post shared on Thursday, Dr. Garth Graham, the global head of YouTube Health, wrote that healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses and mental health specialists, can now apply to use the platform's health product features. YouTube’s health product features were introduced last year but were only available to educational institutions, public health departments, hospitals and government entities.The health product features include "health source information panels on videos to help viewers identify videos from authoritative sources, and health content shelves that more effectively highlight videos from these sources when you search for specific health topics."The news comes a year after YouTube announced a total ban on vaccine misinformation and the termination of the accounts of several prominent anti-vaccine influencers, citing “the need to remove egregious harmful content.” That policy was enacted after the company began to see false claims about Covid-19 vaccines “spill over into misinformation about vaccines in general,” according to a company blog post. The new tools announced Thursday are intended to help users identify reliable sources and weed out those who give medical advice without proper…

Shorts get a dedicated tab YouTube tries every trick in the book to get you started watching videos — and then switches to a whole different playbook, so you can never claw your way out of the video vortex. Recently, YouTube has been placing increasing emphasis on Shorts, even adding a Shorts shelf on YouTube for Android TV, but not everyone's a fan of that mobile-focused content. Thankfully, for people who despise short-form videos as much as they hate paying more for YouTube Premium, YouTube is now making it easier to only focus on the video formats you prefer. YouTube is updating its mobile app interface with dedicated tabs for Shorts, Live content, and the normal long-form videos we know the platform for. Not to be confused with the app's existing tabs all along the bottom for Subscriptions, Library, and all that, these new tabs appear along the top when you visit a creator’s channel page. The idea here is to keep giving you more of what you like; if you're doomscrolling through Shorts in your feed when you tap on a creator's name, the app will now send you specifically to their channel's Shorts tab. The Live tab will…