YouTube News

YouTube has announced a significant price increase for Premium subscriptions. In several countries, it will grow by up to 50%. YouTube Premium family and individual plans will go up in price in Europe and other regions, including the Middle East and Asia.

Not so long ago, the YouTube team pleased users with new unexpected features that we will see on the video hosting service very soon. Video dubbing, promotion of beginner content creators, and even video production from AI… We will tell you all about it in this article.

YouTube Music has launched a new AI feature called Ask Music to help curate playlists based on user prompts. The feature offers to “turn any idea into your own radio station.” For example, you can type “legendary pop songs” and the AI ​​will generate an entire radio station based on those inputs.

YouTube never stands still. In fact, this phrase could be hung at the entrance to the company’s office. And once again this thesis is confirmed by the updates that the platform has prepared for Premium subscription users. So if you are subscribed to the service, here are the innovations that await you! (Well, for now this mainly concerns users from the USA, but these features will sooner or later reach the rest of the world too).

Following the mix videos feature, YouTube Shorts has once again attempted to get as many users as possible to create short videos. This time, YouTube has introduced a new sticker called “Add Yours.” How will it look and work? We are sharing with you in this post.

In recent years, deepfakes have become a serious problem on the internet. The reputations of celebrities and politicians have been damaged by videos not being labeled as “created by AI”. How will YouTube solve this problem? We’ll tell you in this post.

YouTube seems to be using AI in the operation of literally every section of its site. This time a really cool update came out: sorting comments by topic. How does it work? We’ll share in this news post.

Back in 2022, YouTube began beta testing the Courses feature among a limited number of creators. It allows them to create free or paid training programs and share them with users.

Often creators face a similar problem: they create, shoot and post videos, and don’t gain the number of views they expected. YouTube Creator Liaison Rene Ritchie has come to the rescue with a series of videos on “YouTube algorithm hacking”. Read more about it in this article.