YouTube said Wednesday it will roll out new genre-based subscription plans for YouTube TV in the US early next year, underscoring the platform’s growing clout in the American pay-TV market and its ...

YouTube TV says it will begin offering cheaper, more targeted packages of programming starting early next year. YouTube TV Plans, a collection of 10 different packages, are designed to offer “more ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Genre-only channel bundle subscriptions are coming to YouTube TV, one of the ...

Some YouTube TV users have found a credit in their account for $60 off their subscription, but it's not related to the platform's ongoing contract dispute with Disney. In the days since, some YouTube ...

It’s another big night on ESPN and another day of sports that YouTube TV subscribers cannot watch due to the ongoing contract dispute between the live TV streaming service and Disney, which owns ESPN.

While YouTube TV is Engadget's pick for the best live TV streaming service, it isn't for everyone, especially right now. Google and Disney's ongoing carriage dispute means subscribers don't have ...

YouTube is giving Christian Oestlien oversight of all of the company’s subscription businesses as part of a new reorganization of its product teams. In his new role as subscriptions products vice ...

YouTube is introducing new features for Premium users. Better audio and improved playback controls are on the way. A new AI Labs hub is also rolling out. YouTube has announced a number of additions ...

YouTube has introduced YouTube Premium Lite in India, offering users ad-free access to a wide range of content for INR 89 per month The plan allows ad-free viewing across devices including smartphones ...

The most recent in the list of seemingly random YouTube bugs is an app issue that made the subscriptions page invisible, with no new or old videos to be seen. YouTube says it has fixed this issue for ...

Brian Fuhrer stared at the numbers in front of him and was certain somebody had made a mistake. It was the summer of 2017, and the veteran Nielsen data cruncher was in Tampa reviewing the results from ...