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  Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response on obscene content on YouTube

  India | February 18, 2025 14:38 IST

  The Supreme Court of India has asked the Centre to take action against obscene content on YouTube. The court warned that if the government fails to act, it will intervene to regulate digital content.

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  Unwanted comments on your YouTube videos? Here's the feature you're looking for..

  Technology | December 08, 2023 14:30 IST

  YouTube introduced the "Pause" feature, letting creators stop new comments on videos while keeping existing ones, offering more control.

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  YouTube Fanfest India: 'We can empower together, subscribe my channel,' says PM Modi to YouTubers

  India | September 28, 2023 12:46 IST

  YouTube Fanfest India 2023: PM Modi asked YouTubers to make an emotional appeal to people through their videos to urge them to buy local (Made in India) products.

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  YouTube lowers eligibility barriers for creators: All details

  Technology | June 14, 2023 18:32 IST

  YouTube, a video platform owned by Google, has recently reduced the minimum requirement for subscribers from 1000 to 500. In an effort to support smaller creators, YouTube is implementing significant changes to its monetization policies, providing them with increased opportunities on the platform.

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  CarryMinati 'predicted' ban on TikTok in a roast video, fans in a frenzy on Twitter

  Trending | June 30, 2020 20:54 IST

  CarryMinati, also known as Ajey Nagar, a hugely popular Indian YouTuber, had 'prophesied' the ban on TikTok, the short video sharing app from China that the Indian government banned yesterday. CarryMinati's video titled 'YouTube vs TikTok- The End' was taken down by TikTok last month.

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  Japanese YouTuber gets two-years imprisonment for assaulting wife

  June 06, 2019 13:04 IST

  A Japanese court on Thursday sentenced a 44-year-old YouTube content creator to two years in prison for assaulting and confining his wife at their home after he found she had been posting defamatory comments on videos he had uploaded.  

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  Obama seeks broader audience through YouTube personalities

  World | January 23, 2015 8:35 IST

  Washington: President Barack Obama picked three of the most popular YouTube content creators for an interview on Thursday, hoping to reach an audience typically not tuned to the daily give and take of Washington and