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With India having the largest number of YouTube users, Indian politicians are choosing to be interviewed by YouTubers instead of journalists and political interviews in the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections may see the same trend, a new research paper has suggested.

Matthew Butler-Hart’s film lurches from social-media comedy to shaky-cam bloodletting, but never comes near the primeval emotions of the Blair Witch Project it so often references

Do you believe in ghosts? If so, there is a whole genre of digital storytelling to explore on YouTube. My recent research (which identified more than 60 dedicated channels) has shown that there is a fast-growing audience on YouTube for paranormal investigations that are filmed like a virtual tour of…

Known for his creative and often extravagant giving campaigns, MrBeast continues to make tons of money year after year. And 2024 could be a milestone on his journey.

Millions of us are watching wellness influencers discuss fitness and health while they consume massive quantities of food, from the man who ate 14 packs of Korean fire noodles to the ‘unlikely competitive eater’ devouring enormous fry-ups for clicks. Roisin Lanigan asks what we’re getting from it all, and why…

Kerala is now witnessing a heated debate on action against online film critics with a groundswell of support for the reviewers, raising pertinent questions on freedom of expression.

While critics have said that they're not huge fans of the FNAF movie, I will openly say I liked it as a former player - and we need to talk about it.

The rise in nuisance influencers comes as tourism numbers in Japan near their pre-pandemic levels

The 27-year-old has more than 4 million subscribers to his channel, a testament to his ability to bring chess to new audiences

Britain’s biggest YouTube personality has gone from gaming to rapping to boxing – among other ventures, Alex Pattle explains

Prasar Bharati does not make copyright claims on public service content, including parliamentary proceedings. Congress leader Sappal raised issue, saying it was wrong to limit access to proceedings. Prasar Bharati officials said notices may be generated by YouTube's algorithm, but they take measures to resolve the issue.