The latest in a series of shootings in the US, YouTube is targeted with one person left dead and several others severely injured. FULL STORY >

In a tragic story that has no winners, Monalisa Perez, the woman who shot dead her boyfriend in a YouTube prank gone wrong, was sentenced to six months in prison. FULL STORY >

There is indeed a limit to how much disturbing content you can watch on YouTube, and that seems to be set at four hours a day. FULL STORY >

The controversial YouTuber's short lived hiatus from the platform is broken with a video about suicide prevention. FULL STORY >

If you’ve ever considered eating laundry detergent to get some views on YouTube, you can just stop there. FULL STORY >

It just became more difficult to monetise your videos on YouTube, with the video streaming service’s tightening the requirements to become part of the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). FULL STORY >

The divisive YouTuber is facing severe consequences following his video from the Japanese suicide forest. FULL STORY >

With the list of top videos internationally released yesterday. YouTube has now provided South Africa’s Top 10 Videos, and Music Videos for 2017. FULL STORY >

It’s that time of year again when all the Top 10 lists start appearing. One of the first out of the blocks is YouTube, providing us with their Top 10 trending videos of the year, plus the top music videos. FULL STORY >

YouTube is now taking steps against not-suitable-for-kids videos, such as “PAW PATROL Babies Pretend To Die Suicide By Annabelle Hypnotized Ghost Pranks.” FULL STORY >

YouTube has taken the step to ban all content showing how to adapt guns to fire more rapidly. FULL STORY >

The two platforms are coming together to form one all-encompassing streaming service. FULL STORY >

Want to get a preview of the new YouTube redesign for desktop? FULL STORY >

YouTube has announced a major change to its Partner Program, noting that ads will only be served through partners that have at least 10 000 lifetime views. FULL STORY >

Following an investigation by The Times, YouTube is doubling its efforts to flag videos that are too offensive for placing ads. FULL STORY >