The streamer plans to add video podcasts into its mobile feed and upgrade its mobile user interface. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Netflix has been testing new vertical video features, which it ...

YouTube has confirmed that it is currently testing a new design for the watch page. The experiment is running on both Android ...

YouTube video A/B testing will let creators serve up to three cuts of the same video to different viewers from 2027. MKBHD calls it the platform's riskiest idea yet, but the rules YouTube has ...

Delivering high streaming quality can be more challenging than ever given the wide range of devices and operating systems that video service providers are expected to flawlessly support. As providers ...

If you scroll through Threads and think the only thing that could make the experience more enjoyable is video ads, I have some excellent news for you. Meta announced at IAB NewFronts, an industry ...

The Meta-owned platform announced Monday that it is testing a feature called “Features,” which allows select creators to upload longer, horizontal videos that viewers can watch directly within the app ...

Select creators in the U.S. Monday and will be able to test out the new product, which could make the platform more of a destination for full video podcasts. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer ...

If you don’t know it already, YouTube enables creators to see video insights that tell them how well their content is performing. Not only can they see the ...

Livestreaming service Twitch, which is owned by Amazon, announced at its annual TwitchCon event earlier this year that it would move into the vertical video space. Now those initial alpha tests have ...

YouTube announced this week the rollout of “Thumbnail Test & Compare,” a new tool for creators to see which thumbnail performs the best. The feature first launched to select creators last year but is ...

A / B testing for thumbnails is rolling out more widely. A / B testing for thumbnails is rolling out more widely. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in ...