Previously, YouTube Shorts would only allow 30-second videos, but now, the platform is increasing this to 1-minute videos. This change will occur on the 15th October, but won’t affect current videos. YouTube Shorts are expanding their timestamp. Previously, YouTube had…
YouTube are expanding their Shorts editing options. Allowing creators to customise their thumbnails in ways that previously wasn’t possible. Add text and filters, to create a twist. YouTube Shorts are encouraging creators to design their own thumbnails. Recently, the platform…
YouTube have released some information regarding their current focuses as they head into 2024. It seems they aim to enhance the use of AI while also improving YouTube Shorts. YouTube is currently focusing on several key areas, starting with the…
YouTube’s comment section isn’t often a friendly place, especially when it comes to Shorts. But, why? It seems people find a way to comment negative things on others short form videos, but with TikTok, there’s far more positivity. Before we…
Governor Greg Gianforte has signed a bill banning the use of TikTok within the state of Montana. This comes after fears of data breaches. TikTok are planning to fight this ban however. Greg Gianforte a Governor in Montana has signed…
YouTube has announced their top 1,000 tracks used within their Shorts feature hit 280BN views in January of this year. In December 2022 Shorts were averaging over 50 billion daily views. YouTube Shorts have shared their statistics. It seems the…
YouTube have announced they’re introducing revenue sharing for creators of YouTube Shorts. This will come into effect from February 1st. It will allow creators to earn money from adverts that are placed between their videos in the Shorts feed. YouTube…
It’s an obvious pairing, no one can be surprised. Both in the YouTube family – it was bound to happen. However, their pairing does come after TikTok have rumoured their possible music store. Is it possible their integration was inspired?…
YouTube has added the feature allowing creatives to reply to their comments using YouTube Shorts. A quick video explaining something further or responding to a nice comment could really boost your audience’s interaction. It was only a matter of time…
Both had similar concepts. Short but sweet video clips all combined into one app. Anyone could share, anyone could create and anyone could watch. So why did 2 very similar platforms have 2 very different outcomes? Why did one rise…
