YouTube this week put out a new video meant to address creators’ questions over its short-form video platform, YouTube Shorts. The questions it answered ranged from how the algorithm for Shorts ...

YouTube’s Q&A video touches on subjects such as: Whether you should create a separate channel for Shorts The impact of publishing long and short-form content on the same channel If engagement ...

The new policy will take effect from March 31 and is expected to bring more fairness to content creators when comparing video ...

With YouTube Shorts now reaching 2 billion monthly users and generating approximately 70 billion daily views, this rapidly growing format represents an untapped opportunity for many brands.

YouTube is changing the way it counts views for Shorts. This update represents one of the most significant analytics changes since Shorts launched, affecting creators worldwide. The video-sharing ...

YouTube explains how its Shorts algorithm recommends quality videos viewers want, not those aimed at exploiting the system. YouTube advises focusing on your audience, not the algorithm.

When India banned TikTok in 2020, YouTube responded by launching a short-form video feature with a similar user experience in the country. Less than a year later, that feature rolled out globally ...

Similarly, with the Dislike button out of the way, certain users may scroll away from YouTube Shorts they disapprove of without leaving a thumbs down. This could positively impact creators ...

New features include a vertical live video feed, side-by-side recording, and additional tools to make Shorts out of longform YouTube videos. New features include a vertical live video feed ...

YouTube on Thursday announced a series of updates for its short-form video product, YouTube Shorts. These include the ability for creators to upload videos up to three minutes in length.