YouTube's cofounder and former tech chief says he doesn't want his kids to watch only short videos on platforms like TikTok, ...

Children and teenagers will be barred from logging into YouTube under the incoming social media ban for under 16s after the government reversed its plan to grant the video-sharing site an exemption.

The decision means under-16s will not be allowed to have active YouTube accounts or subscribe to YouTube channels when the ...

One of the co-founders of YouTube, Steve Chen, in a recent conversation with Jean Kwong, the president of Stanford GSBC, at ...

YouTube co-founder Steve Chen says he doesn’t want his kids glued to Shorts, or any short-form video platform for that matter ...

Steve Chen, the co-founder and former Chief Technology Officer of YouTube, shared that he does not want his children to watch ...

The Albanese government will include YouTube accounts in its ban on access to social media for those under the age of 16.

Social media platforms have long criticized Australia's ban on under-16s holding accounts. The law comes into effect this December, meaning the companies only have a few ...

YouTube will be captured by Labor’s world-leading social media ban for under 16s, the Albanese government has confirmed.

YouTube continues to lead in the streaming market, with advertising revenue increasing by 13% year over year, according to ...