YouTube Kids is rolling out two significant additions today, one of which is an entirely new experience in the app geared toward kids aged eight to 12. The second rollout is that of (previously announced) amped-up parental controls, where parents can hand-pick every video their kids watch.
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YouTube Greenlights Doc About LGBTQ+ Pride, Starring Raymond Braun
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YouTube Kids App Unveils New Feature Aimed At Preteens
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YouTube Kicks Off Ad-Supported Originals Play In India, Beginning With ‘ARRived’
The company is going full throttle with the plan after releasing two successful sponsored test series earlier this year about cricket.
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With 70% Of Viewership On Mobile, YouTube Is Finally Rolling Out Vertical Video Ads
Vertical video ads will fill up mobile screens when users are consuming vertical content, and will expand and compress based on the dimensions of the YouTube video.
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YouTube May Soon Give Its Premium Content A Temporary Trip Outside The Paywall
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Nail Guru — And Education Advocate — Simply Nailogical Is Hosting Another Tuition Giveaway
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YouTube To Strip Down With Rihanna For Lingerie Show Stream This Evening
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Adorably Vulgar YouTube Star Granny PottyMouth To Release ‘Fast As F-ck Cookbook’
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EU Approves Controversial Copyright Reform, Could Force YouTube And Other Platforms To Remove All Copyrighted Content
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YouTube’s First German Originals Feature Local Creators LeFloid, Phil Laude — And, Of Course, David Hasselhoff
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Shane Dawson’s Next Docuseries Is About ‘The Mind Of Jake Paul,’ Will Premiere Sept. 25
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Should YouTube Change Its Algorithm To Promote Library Content And Avoid Creator Burnout?
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