YouTube's Rene Ritchie advises creators on adapting to mid-roll ad changes, recommends combining automatic and manual ...

YouTube is changing the way it does mid-roll ads. It will show fewer ads in places where they feel interruptive and more at “natural break points.” Creators who have mid-roll ads in ...

Streaming ads are an inevitability. They interrupt our Netflix binges, cut into Hulu dramas, and disrupt our Spotify playlists. They also support the content-creation economy on YouTube.

The new plan allows users to watch “most” videos on YouTube without ads, including videos related to gaming, fashion, beauty, news, and more. Ads will continue to appear on music content ...

The lower-priced version of YouTube's paid video subscription service will function largely without ads, though music videos on the platform will continue to include them for viewers on the Lite tier.

YouTube is changing mid-roll ad placement for a better viewing experience, starting in May 2025. Ads will be inserted in more natural places like pauses or transitions, reducing interruptions.

YouTube Premium Lite offers mostly ad-free video playback but without other Premium perks. After first getting started internationally, Premium Lite is now spreading to the US. Premium Lite ...

If you’re not a YouTube Premium member, then you’re probably used to seeing ads pop up during longer videos. These mid-roll ads are a reality, and they’ve been pretty annoying. well ...

YouTube Premium Lite plan has been announced in the US with an ad-free experience for most videos on the platform. YouTube Premium Lite plan has been announced in the US with more countries to ...

For a long time I've resisted taking the plunge into yet another subscription with YouTube Premium for $13.99 a month, enduring 30-second ads (or even longer) when I lazily open the app on one of ...

A new YouTube subscription is here, allowing you to say goodbye to ads without breaking the bank. With the new pilot program, ...

YouTube's existing $13.99 Premium plan has no ads, including for music, while a separate $10.99 plan offers ad-free music videos and other videos with ads, essentially the reverse of the new plan.