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Sheryar Siddiq Sun, Jun 29, 2025, 11:53 AM 1 min read In This Article: Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) ranks among the best fundamental stocks to buy according to hedge funds. Citing favorable channel checks for both Search and YouTube, Citi upheld its Buy rating on Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) on June 24 and raised its price target from $200 to $203. Citi Raises Price Target on Alphabet Amid Strong YouTube, Search Data Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash While YouTube and Search continue to be at the core of most media buying strategies, the research firm pointed out that advertisers are becoming more conscious of how users’ search habits are evolving, with ChatGPT reaching almost 603 million monthly active users in May as opposed to Gemini’s 77 million. Nonetheless, YouTube remains strong, with over 1 billion hours of TV viewing every day and a 12.5% share of all viewing time in the US. Compared to the roughly 70 billion views recorded in September 2023, YouTube Shorts currently receives over 200 billion views a day, an aspect Citi found impressive. Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is a leading tech giant with a diverse portfolio, offering products such as Google ads, Google Chrome, Search, and YouTube

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DONALSONVILLE, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Pro boxer and YouTube personality Jake Paul, using his earnings from his televised fight with Mike Tyson, recently purchased a sporting ranch in south Georgia. Paul bought the Southlands, a 5,600-acre ranch and quail plantation near Lake Seminole in Decatur County. “I’ve wanted to buy a ranch for the last 15 years,” Paul said on “The Iced Coffee Hour” podcast, as reported by Mansion Global. “It’s always been a dream of mine. I wanted a place where I can wake, hunt, and build a racetrack.” Mansion Global said Paul purchased the property for $39 million — $30 million of which came from his 2024 match with Tyson. The main lodge, which was remodeled, is 4,884 square feet and has eight bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bath. Lake Seminole is almost four hours south of Atlanta. Copyright 2025 WANF. All rights reserved.

ROBOT REVOLUTION YouTube no longer requires you. (Getty Images) In a profound change from how YouTube looked even just six months ago, four of the top 10 YouTube channels by subscribers in May featured AI-generated material in every video. Ryan Broderick , Adam Bumas YouTube has never stayed still for long.  The video powerhouse owned by Google started its life as a place to upload home movies, only to use its early scale to morph into a user-generated MTV, birthing an entire universe of homegrown celebrities. It’s since evolved in two competing directions: incentivizing longer, more professional videos to compete with Netflix but also shorter, more ephemeral videos to compete with TikTok. And it looks as if it’s changing again. The age of AI has finally arrived for YouTube, and it could be its most existential shift yet. Over the past few months, Garbage Day has tracked how a range of AI-generated videos have found increasing success on the platform, taking up attention and space over more professional creators. More than a few of them seemingly rely on inauthentic engagement to boost their attention — though, in a platform overrun with AI, it’s worth asking if that even matters. At

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WASHINGTON – Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) was featured as the inaugural guest in YouTube’s new series, ‘YouTube in Session,’ which brings together members of Congress and YouTube content creators to foster conversation and civic engagement. Grassley sat down with Emily Jashinsky, host of UnHerd’s “Undercurrents” podcast, to reflect on his time in public service and discuss the latest on Iran, government oversight, the One Big Beautiful Bill and more. Watch the full video HERE and below. Excerpts of Grassley’s remarks follow. On President Trump’s efforts to broker peace between Israel and Iran: “I don't think Iowans are different than Americans . They prefer peace to war, they prefer diplomacy to war… I think it's not a war against Iran, it's war against Iran's nuclear capability. I haven't had the briefing on it that we're going to get Thursday, but we assume that what's been reported so far that...it’s decimated the Iranian nuclear program.  “I think it proves that the President says he's a peacemaker. Look it – he had 60 days. He wanted to negotiate. At the end of 60 days, he put on another two weeks that really turned out to be two days. I think

News and Events By The YouTube Team Jun 25, 2025 – ] minute read New media has become a core part of how Members of Congress, and administration officials, engage with constituents. From direct-to-camera short-form videos about key legislation, to hours-long sitdown interviews with some of YouTube’s most successful podcasters, the leaders in Washington are all in. As we saw through the launch of the Congressional Creators Caucus earlier this month, more and more policymakers are teaming up with creators. To encourage these partnerships, we're launching the series, YouTube in Session. This week, we brought together Senator Chuck Grassley, well known for his punchy tweets, and Emily Jashinsky, YouTube creator and newly announced host of a new video podcast, for a sit down conversation in front of a live audience. Whether it is social media platforms, the fax machine, radio programs, or podcasts - as a representative in Congress - these avenues allow for us to have dialogue with our constituents.” Senator Chuck Grassley They talked about the power of journalism, the new ways policymakers are engaging with constituents, and the responsibility Senator Grassley feels to leave the country better for future generations. They spent time discussing the growing power

YouTube is increasing the minimum age required for its users to live stream to 16. In a message uploaded to the YouTube Help support page , it was confirmed that as of July 22, creators will need to be 16 or older to stream unaccompanied on the platform. Previously, YouTube stipulated that children under the age of 13 had to be visibly accompanied by an adult if they wanted to post live content, but going forward this rule will extend to anyone between anyone aged 13-15. YouTube warns that anyone who isn’t 16 or older and is continuing to live stream without an adult present beyond July 22 risks having their live chat disabled, along with access to other features temporarily revoked. YouTube adds its eventual intention is to remove live streams found to be breaking the rules, and anyone whose account is hit with restrictions will be forbidden from live streaming using a different channel. Doing so could ultimately lead to a terminated account. The TeamYouTube account said on X that creators impacted by the rule changes will be notified by email if their streams are taken down. Creators under the age of 16 who want to continue live