YouTube is updating advertiser-friendly guidelines so some non-graphic videos on "controversial issues" may be eligible for ...

YouTube has updated its monetization policy for adult content in two areas: Creators are now eligible to receive ad revenue from videos that feature “non-sexually graphic dance, such as twerking,” as ...

Starting July 15, 2025, YouTube is implementing a sweeping policy revision that targets what it deems “inauthentic” content, marking a significant shift in its monetization guidelines. The update ...

The latest update to YouTube’s monetization policy has received backlash from creators. YouTube has now responded to the backlash by clarifying the policy update and its terms. YouTube is undoubtedly ...

YouTube is updating its monetization policy to crack down on mass-produced and AI-generated content, emphasizing the need for originality and authenticity. Creators who rely on generic, repetitive ...

YouTube has some big news for budding content creators and influencers. People thinking of venturing into the world of video content creation through YouTube might have to face some new challenges due ...

MrBeast is testing out X's monetization program by uploading his a video directly to the platform for the first time. Credit: Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images MrBeast may be the king of YouTube, ...

YouTube is undoubtedly the most popular video streaming platform worldwide. It’s a go-to video platform for most users. Google periodically updates the plaform’s regulatory policy to ensure that ...

YouTube is changing its fucking rules. Previously, if you had said that first sentence out loud, your video would not have been eligible for a full ad revenue payout. Before the new update, any videos ...