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YouTube: How to turn off annoying end screen content recommendations

Reportedly, YouTube adds a new "Hide" button to dismiss end screen pop-ups, while also removing the hover-to-subscribe feature to simplify the viewing experience

Expert lessons from a marketing pro

In this Manager’s Mantra episode, Ashish Tiwari shares his rich experience in marketing that spans across sectors. His suggestions can help you land into your dream marketing job

Tech Wrap Sept 17: Nothing OS 4 beta, YouTube features, Meta Connect 2025

NothingOS 4.0 open beta release soon. YouTube Live adds creators-focused features. Meta Connect 2025 today. Thomson and Kodak-branded QLED TVs launched. Nothing Ear 3 launch

'Advertisers can now target urban, rural audiences separately on YouTube'

Google will allow advertisers on YouTube in India to target rural and urban audiences separately for the first time, as Shorts viewership and creator ads drive ROI

Nepal GenZ protests: PM Oli resigns, Parliament set afire amid clashes

Several other ministers, including the Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak, Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Ramnath Adhikari, and Minister for Water Supply Pradeep Yadav, have resigned

YouTube Premium: Family plan benefits pause for members not at home address

YouTube is stepping up enforcement of its Premium Family plan policy, pausing accounts shared across households; the move follows similar crackdowns by Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon

Microsoft Edge for Android to allow YouTube in background: What it means

Microsoft Edge's Canary release has a new built-in feature that lets users play YouTube in the background on Android device, without requiring premium subscription

Tech Wrap Aug 27: Apple Awe dropping, Gemini Nano Banana, Spotify Messages

Apple iPhone 17 series launch event. Google's Gemini Nano Banana model. Spotify Messages. Google Translate to rival Duolingo. New WhatsApp features. YouTube Hype

YouTube expands 'Hype' to 39 countries: What is it, how it works, and more

YouTube's Hype feature lets the viewers on the platform support creators with under 500K subscribers, earn points, and see videos on leaderboards across 39 countries worldwide

2 shooters nabbed in connection with firing at Elvish Yadav's residence

The Delhi Police has arrested two men allegedly affiliated with the Himanshu Bhau gang in connection with a recent firing incident outside the residence of YouTuber Elvish Yadav, police said on Monday. The accused have been identified as Gaurav and Aditya, the police said, adding that the two men were apprehended near the Shahbad Dairy area in Delhi during a planned operation following a tip-off about their movement. "The accused are suspected to have direct involvement in the firing incident at Yadav's house, which happened on August 17," a senior police officer said. After the firing, a purported post on Instagram surfaced in which the Bhau gang took responsibility for the attack. "Both suspects are being interrogated to ascertain the motive behind the attack and to identify others who may be involved in the conspiracy," the officer added. A case has been registered and further investigation is underway, police added.

YouTube Premium users gets access to AI-powered video search tool: Report

YouTube's AI-powered search, which was limited to select users, is now rolling out more widely to Premium subscribers in the US on the mobile app

YouTube: Here's easiest method to change channel, handle name on mobile, PC

Changing your YouTube channel name and handle does not have to be a tech nightmare. Whether you are on mobile or PC. Here is how to rebrand your channel

YouTube to use AI to detect and restrict underage accounts: How it works

YouTube will use AI to identify underage users from August 13, applying safeguards and restrictions in the US, even if users have not declared their age

Australia adds YouTube to under-16 social media ban ahead of Dec rollout

The new rules, set to take effect on December 10, will now apply to YouTube alongside Meta Platforms' Facebook and Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and X

Aamir Khan's 'Sitaare Zameen Par' to release on YouTube Movies on Aug 1

Superstar Aamir Khan on Tuesday announced that his latest release "Sitaare Zameen Par" will be available on YouTube Movies on demand, after its theatrical run. Starting August 1, the film will stream exclusively on YouTube in India at Rs 100, and in 38 international markets, including US, Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, among others, with pricing localised for each market. "The price point for this film is Rs. 100. It is a family film and I want the entire family to watch the film together. If the family of four decides to watch this film at Rs. 100 then it will cost Rs. 25 per person. "By the time we finish our theatrical run maybe we would've reached more than a crore people but what about the remaining people? So, my attempt is to reach every person through my film," the 60-year-old actor told reporters here at a press conference. Directed by R S Prasanna, "Sitaare Zameen Par" was released in theatres across the country in June, earning

YouTube's AI 'slop' a win for Alphabet as viewers embrace content boom

YouTube updates policies to balance AI video growth with spam control as it nears Disney in global media revenue

In a first, Netflix dives into generative AI with new sci-fi series debut

Netflix has used generative AI to create VFX in its upcoming sci-fi series El Eternauta, marking its first official move into AI-driven production, without replacing human creators

Youtuber Samay Raina apologises to NCW over remarks on women in show

YouTuber Samay Raina appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) on Tuesday and submitted a written apology over remarks deemed disrespectful to women in his show "India's Got Latent". Raina was also among the five social media influencers who appeared before the Supreme Court in a case seeking action against them for ridiculing persons suffering from disabilities. The NCW summoned Raina over objectionable content in the programme aired on an online platform. During the hearing before NCW Chairperson Vijay Rahatkar, Raina expressed regret for his comments and assured the Commission that he would avoid such statements in the future, according to a statement. He also agreed to create content that upholds the dignity of women and spreads awareness about their rights and respect, the NCW statement added. Rahatkar told Raina in no uncertain terms that public figures must demonstrate sensitivity and respect towards women, especially on public platforms. She urged him to play

Streaming wars: YouTube, Netflix battle for control over the television set

The rivalry signals how the streaming wars have entered a new phase. For years, increasing subscriber numbers to their streaming services was the ultimate goal for media companies

OnePlus Nord 5 series set to launch on July 8: Livestream, what to expect

OnePlus will unveil the Nord 5 and Nord CE5 on July 8 at 2PM via YouTube. Alongside the Nord 5 series, OnePlus will launch the Buds 4 wireless earbuds