Streaming apps like Netflix, YouTube TV, and Amazon Prime all have different ways to turn on captions. It's confusing! Can't we make it easier?

YouTube has been trending toward becoming more of a streaming service for a few years now, though it hasn't been seamless. A new report from The Information claims that the video platform has attempted to integrate third-party content since at least 2022.

Amazon's video ads chief laid out his plan to grow TV ad share and fight rivals like Netflix, including a new ad buying and planning tool.

Amazon could soon face competition from YouTube, as the Alphabet-owned service works on making it easier to discover content from third party platforms.

After Primetime Channels failed to really catch on, YouTube is reportedly planning a new effort to sell premium subscription add-ons.