YouTube Premium subscribers are suing Google in the U.S. and Canada, claiming sponsored creator segments break the platform's ad-free promise.

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Many YouTube users report seeing three back-to-back ads instead of two, seemingly expanding a format previously limited to live streams. Viewers also complain that ads are interrupting content every ...

YouTube's crack down on ad blockers leads to unskippable blank video ads on the platform. Credit: Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto via Getty Images YouTube ad-blocker users, prepare to stare at nothing for ...

A father says his nine-year-old promoted his gaming videos with the company credit card and spent $118,000 in about three ...

YouTube is ramping up its enforcement against ad-blockers, by blocking certain third-party apps. On a totally unrelated note, did you know YouTube offers a paid ad-free subscription? SEE ALSO: YouTube ...

Ad buyers who asked YouTube not to run their ads on kids’ channels saw their advertisements on this content anyway, three buyers told Adweek. This comes as Google is, once again, under fire, this time ...

YouTube launched a Premium Lite ad-free subscription plan earlier this month that could save subscribers some money. The new plan, available for $7.99 per month, gives users ad-free streaming of most ...