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YouTube to take on Amazon Prime, Netflix in India with original programming

YouTube is creating scripted series, original programming for France, Germany, Japan, Mexico and India.

Google Pay web interface for online payments gets a Material Design makeover

Google Pay users can track spendings, add or remove payment methods, managing addresses and more.

YouTube rolls out picture-in-picture mode for non-Premium, Red users in the US

YouTube was also recently spotted testing the PiP mode on its desktop site.

What is YouTube Music and how is it different from Google Play Music and Spotify?

YouTube Music will offer free, ad-supported music streaming on desktop and mobile via an app. Think of it as a YouTube app, but with a focus only on music

Google confirms YouTube Music launch on 22 May, will replace Google Play Music service: Report

The revamped music service, to be renamed as YouTube Premium, supposed to be launched by Google on 22 May, will cost $10 a month after a trial period.

YouTube introduces Reporting History dashboard for tracking the status of flagged content

YouTube has come up with a Reporting History dashboard where users will be able to track the status of videos that have been reported or 'flagged'.

YouTube does not want to be the 'arbiter of truth' says CBO Robert Kyncl

This statement reflects YouTube’s commitment towards the problem of fake news and misinformation

YouTube takes Logan Paul off Google Preferred programme, also drops him from YouTube Red shows

Logan Paul's channel has received one strike. Three strikes within three months will lead to termination of the channel by YouTube

YouTube may introduce a paid music streaming service called Remix to compete with Spotify and Apple Music

The YouTube service, internally referred to as Remix, will compete with similar offerings from Spotify, Apple Music and Google Play Music.

Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television* is Youtube Red’s big comic foray into original content

Once you start watching Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television*, you’ll probably not want to stop.