Every musician is basically a YouTuber nowWelcome to mxmtoon and Cavetown's turf.By B. Olivier, 05.15.2020
Tesla begins selling a $5,500 track package for the Model 3And it's given us a peek at Track Mode V2.By R. England, 03.03.2020
YouTube will stop displaying exact follower counts in SeptemberIt's an attempt to take pressure off of creators, but it's drawing criticism.By C. Fisher, 08.30.2019
YouTube sues user who extorted others through fake takedown requestsThe defendant allegedly used info from a takedown appeal for swatting.By C. Fisher, 08.20.2019
Patreon’s 3 million supporters are good news for independent creatorsIn 2019, the company is expected to pass $1 billion in paid contributions since 2013.By E. Alvarez, 01.23.2019
Hiding in plain sight: The YouTubers' crowdfunding piracyThey may not make the shows, but they still want your money.By E. Alvarez, 12.13.2018
YouTube expands its Instagram-style Stories to more creatorsCreators with more than 10,000 subscribers will get access.By A. Dellinger, 11.29.2018
YouTube creators can hype prerecorded videos with 'Premieres'A public landing page will let them build anticipation for future videos.By E. Alvarez, 06.21.2018
YouTube looks to merch and memberships to make creators more moneyBecause ads aren't the only way YouTubers can earn cash. By E. Alvarez, 06.21.2018
Logan Paul hasn’t learned his lessonThe YouTuber’s latest antic was shooting dead rats with a Taser gun. Oh, and promoting Tide Pods as edibles.By E. Alvarez, 02.09.2018
Logan Paul forced YouTube to admit humans are better than algorithms It took a video of a dead body for it to finally reconsider its approach.By E. Alvarez, 01.19.2018
Channel 4 is giving The Chicken Connoisseur his own show'The Peng Life' will air later this year.By N. Summers, 10.06.2017
Amazon opens up its 'influencer' program to YouTube starsPopular YouTube users can build their own shop full of Amazon products and get a cut of sales.By N. Ingraham, 08.25.2017
YouTube stars are blurring the lines between content and adsThe difference between regular and sponsored videos is often unclear.By E. Alvarez, 07.25.2017
YouTube and PewDiePie aren't breaking up anytime soonHe's not about to leave all that money on the table, and YouTube won't risk the potential backlash.By N. Ingraham, 02.22.2017