YouTube is a US-based social media and video sharing platform that first broke out onto the scene in 2005.
Since then, it has exploded in popularity and importance, being a platform where careers are made and major advertising and content creation takes place.
The platform was bought by Google in 2006 and is currently one of the most visited websites in the world, second only to Google itself.
However, it has also come under fire for a number of controversies such as copyright issues, misinformation and privacy concerns, among others.
YouTube announced that in a week and a half, users can upload Shorts videos up to three minutes, replacing the current one-minute limit, as part of its strategy to compete with TikTok.
YouTube said that it had suspended Candace Owen's account and removed the interview with Kanye West as it “claims that Jewish people control the media,” according to Owens.
Interfaith YouTube cartoon series created by Israeli hi-tech entrepreneur Nimrod-Avraham May delivers a message about tolerance.
As Kremlin censorship escalates, Russians grapple with a future of restricted digital access and the potential loss of the country’s most popular social media platform.
One of the most prominent women in tech, Wojcicki, an affiliated American Jew, joined Google in 1999, before becoming CEO of YouTube in 2014.
In a recent video, IDF Oketz Unit officers recounted their dogs' bravery during operations, highlighting their crucial role and sacrifices.
The latest Samidoun accounts, belonging to the Vancouver and Toronto chapters, were deleted around July 10 and last Tuesday, respectively.
Google upgrades Gemini in Hebrew, allowing connection to Gmail, YouTube, Maps, hotels, and flights for relevant information retrieval, enhancing user experience.
‘We signed a contract while missiles were on their way from Iran to Tel Aviv,” tells viral content creator Nuseir Yassin, also known as Nas Daily, during global Tel Aviv summit.
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