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YouTube bans kids’ live-streaming without an adult present
You are now logged in. Forgot your password? So… there goes YouTube? If it's not a Christian music video, a beauty vlog, or a hamster on a piano, it's probably a no-no under YouTube's newly-clarified terms of service for anyone hoping to monetize their channel. YouTube content publishers—both those who are exclusively YouTube phenomenons and the offline comics, artists, journalists, and activists who rely on the site to spread and help fund their work—have been aghast at the platform's seemingly new policy, with YouTubeIsOverParty now trending on Twitter.
YouTube claims its new windowing strategy for originals — making them available to watch free, with ads, for everyone — is delivering big audiences just as execs hoped. YouTube premiered season 2 of the scripted comedy for both YouTube Premium subscribers who got immediate binge release of the entire season as well as weekly episodic roll-outs with ads for free to watch on YouTube. The first episode now has more than 74 million views in just over two weeks. In addition, YouTube publicly reports views only for the premiere episodes of its original series which it has made available for free under a sampling strategy since the get-go.