Can you give us a brief introduction about yourself? I’m Choi Ho-jin, a copywriter from Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. I also go by my YouTube handle, Ha1kwang (pronounced “Hah-Il-Kwang”), which is short for “an ordinary man creating a commercial film

Twitch streamer and YouTuber Perrikaryal came into the limelight on X in June with her viral video of defeating the first boss from the game Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree through "mind control", which uses devices recognising brain activity

Gen AI: In June 2024, an artificial intelligence-generated picture of the well-known K-pop star G-Dragon holding a transparent bag of bread while making peace signs with his hands went viral on X in South Korea. The popular post on X showed

By Yuvraj Malik (Reuters) - Alphabet's YouTube will soon allow users to add 'notes' that will provide context on some of its videos as part of a new feature that will be initially rolled out in the United States, it said

Substack, the content platform, has unveiled a series of robust video capabilities, positioning itself in direct rivalry with platforms such as YouTube and Patreon. The new video tools offer a direct upload option, a convenient feature for content creators, and customizable paywalls.

Βy Shilpa Jamkhandikar and Hritam Mukherjee MUMBAI (Reuters) - India has sent notices to social media platforms X, formerly known as Twitter, YouTube and Telegram asking them to ensure there is no child sexual abuse material on their platforms, the government

By Chavi Mehta (Reuters) - YouTube, Google's video streaming platform, hiked prices on its monthly and annual premium plans in the United States for the first time since the subscription service was launched in 2018. The YouTube Premium plan would cost $13.99

By Joyce Lee SEOUL (Reuters) - YouTube will launch its first official shopping channel for live commerce in South Korea on June 30, Yonhap news agency reported on Wednesday. South Korea already has a booming live-streaming commerce business led by tech giant

By Yamini Kalia (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's YouTube said on Friday that the platform would stop removing content that might have spread false claims related to U.S. presidential elections in 2020 and before. The new set of updates is part of YouTube's