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More than 500 hours of content are uploaded to YouTube every minute, so you’d be forgiven for being unable to keep up with everything happening on the world’s largest video-streaming platform. But there are a few tricks to streamline your YouTube experience so you can get in, find the clips you want, and get out. Advertisement If you’re not already subscribed to YouTube Premium, it could be worth it. It might not immediately make sense to pay for content you can watch for free, but if you’re a regular YouTube viewer, then the time you save from not having to click past ads can be subs...

2 Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs will face off against Tom Brady of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this Sunday. Photo: David Eulitt (Getty Images) It’s that time of year again. You’d be forgiven for forgetting what month it is, but it is somehow already February, which means the Super Bowl is once again upon us. For folks with cable, streaming the Big Sports Event—which will begin Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET on CBS and will see the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—should not be an issue. But for cord-cutters, and particularly those with limited streaming su...

SAN BRUNO, CA—In an effort to crack down on the rapid proliferation of such uploads across the platform, YouTube released a press statement Wednesday revealing they had removed thousands of underperforming Covid-19 misinformation videos from their site. “After careful consideration, our team concluded that these deliberately misleading videos do not meet our community standards for highly shareable, binge-worthy content,” said CEO Susan Wojcicki, describing the uploaders’ failure to attempt any SEO optimization as “clearly irresponsible” and “potentially harmful” to the company...

Photo: MARTIN BUREAU / Contributor (Getty Images) Former President Donald Trump’s part in egging on the riotous mob that attacked the Capitol on January 6 has now earned him permanent bans from Twitter, Snapchat, Shopify and, most recently, Twitch. Advertisement On Wednesday, the live streaming platform for gamers announced that after disabling Trump’s account for two weeks following the violent uprising, it had decided to make the suspension permanent in light of Trump’s departure from the White House. In an email to The Verge, a Twitch spokesperson clarified that the decision to inde...

Inside the fringes of the Internet providing safe haven for American extremism The politically incorrect have been driven to the dangerous depths of the internet where there is no policing 16 January 2021 • 11:00am Once confined to the fringes of the internet, boutique social networks with looser moderation policies have seen downloads explode after policy clampdowns on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Outages, glitches and poor user experience are a small price to pay to express thoughts that might result in the poster being fired or "cancelled" socially. The offer of anonymity, which has be...