The YouTube app has officially added a new feature that will enable users to swipe horizontally to advance through different videos. The swiping feature is rolling out this week on iOS, with Android to follow (presumably).
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Top 50 Most Viewed US YouTube Channels • Week Of 1/13/2019
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YouTube Officially Rolls Out Swipe-To-Advance Navigation On iOS App
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 1/13/2019
T-Series is on top, but add Family GamesTV to the list of oddball children's programming that gets a TON of views on YouTube.
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‘DaddyOFive’ Parents’ Sentences Reduced Despite Allegations They Broke Court Order, Continued To Vlog Children
Heather and Michael Martin, the parents behind now-infamous YouTube channel DaddyOFive -- who were convicted in September 2017 of emotionally and physically abusing their children -- have had their sentences reduced.
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YouTube Clarifies Policies On How Profanity Impacts Monetization
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YouTube Axes Ability To Automatically Share Video Uploads, ‘Likes’ On Twitter
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Family-Friendly YouTube Stars ‘ACE Family’ Under Fire After Father Shown Buying Child A Phallic Lollipop
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 1/6/2019
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Jake Paul’s ‘Bird Box Challenge’ Video Yanked From YouTube Following Backlash
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YouTube Announces Star-Studded Guest Lineup For Jordan Peele’s Upcoming Premium Series
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YouTube Has Repaired Bug Causing Algorithm To Recommend Unrelated Videos
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YouTube Onboards Viacom Alum Kurt Patat As Global Head of Consumer And Entertainment Communications
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