YouTube has a new feature in the pipeline called Reels, the company's own variant of the Stories format found in a growing number of apps. The new feature is designed for creators, not users, and it ...

According to YouTube, Reels allow creators to share content without the need to craft a full, traditional YouTube video, reasoning that is not all too dissimilar from Instagram’s and Snapchat’s when ...

Perhaps the most surprising thing about YouTube’s launch of a Snapchat-like Stories feature is that it’s taken this long to do it. Following Snapchat’s huge success with Stories — a feature that ...

Once a TikTok wannabe, Instagram’s video feature is now a hit with users and advertisers. Can it make the leap to television?

Elyse Betters Picaro is the former Editor-in-Chief of Pocket-lint and the former Operations Manager for Valnet's Consumer Tech brands, including Pocket-lint, Android Police, and XDA. She is based in ...

Meta reels surpassed YouTube after fetching $50 billion annual run rate in October earnings as announced by CEO Mark ...

Bite-sized videos are a huge thing on the Internet these days. The trend started with TikTok and has expanded to YouTube, Instagram, and a few other places. It’s so popular that TikTok overtook Google ...

Even YouTube is adding Stories. The popular format introduced by Snapchat, then adopted by Instagram, Skype, Facebook, Messenger and even some dating apps, is now making its way to YouTube as a new ...

YouTube is the latest to jump on the “stories” bandwagon, adapting the short-form content format popularized by Snapchat. The new feature, called Reels, is “YouTube’s spin on the popular ‘stories’ ...

YouTube is testing a new Community feature called Reels, which was announced today in a blog post covering a expansion of the Community tab. As explained by YouTube, Reels is YouTube's answer to the ...