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The government is set to unveil plans to extend theBBC licence fee to online streaming services in what is unofficially being dubbed a “YouTube tax”.

While the days of cable might be waning, live TV streaming services are becoming more necessary than ever, especially for fans of sports, news, and network TV shows. YouTube TV is offering the best live TV deal we’ve seen all year, with 18% off for the first five months of service. YouTube TV has risen…

YouTube TV has added Discovery+ to its lineup as a paid add-on, giving subscribers a new way to watch Warner Bros. Discovery unscripted library without leaving the live-TV service. The option is available now to members on the main YouTube TV plan and on the company’s newer genre packages, and it bills alongside the base…

Curry Barker’s Obsession and Kane Parsons’ Backrooms, two Gen Z creatives-led horror stories, have proven the concept that viral online video creators can conquer the box office. And Pedro Pina, vp, YouTube, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), thinks that they will be followed by more successful moves from the online into the cinema…

The streamer will remain the exclusive free streaming home of Coachella through 2030, continuing its nearly 15-year partnership with the festival’s parent company Goldenvoice. The extension comes nearly six months after YouTube broadcast the Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G-led edition of the festival, which became the platform’s most-watched Coachella livestream ever.

At its annual YouTube Features marketing showcase in Toronto, YouTube Canada unveiled a slate of new Canadian creator shows — including a run of Kareem Rahma‘s popular interview show “SubwayTakes” in the Great White North.

Three major names in streaming have come together to form the Streaming Access and Choice Alliance (SACA), a coalition that advocate for policies that benefit streamers and their customers.

Today marks the final deadline for eligible YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers to file claims in a $50 million partial settlement of a federal antitrust lawsuit against The Walt Disney Company. Millions of consumers who paid for live television streaming packages between April 1, 2019, and March 31, 2026, may still receive a cash…