Sara Dietschy isn’t your stereotypical tech reviewer. When she joined YouTube in 2011, her first upload was simply a video about a guitar pedal that she wanted to sell. After posting it on an internet ...

Learning tech via YouTube channels can be a great way to supplement traditional learning methods, as it provides a more interactive and engaging experience. Many YouTube channels dedicated to tech ...

This week, tech content creators began to suspect that AI was making it harder to share some of the most highly sought-after tech tutorials on YouTube, but now YouTube is denying that odd removals ...

Austin Evans, 29, is a technology YouTube content creator with over 5 million subscribers. His channel includes a wide variety of tech videos including PC builds, product reviews, and competitions.

The most-followed tech review influencer on YouTube apologized after viewers caught him driving almost three times over the speed limit in a video he uploaded Tuesday to nearly 20 million subscribers.

There are so many different Youtubers that produce excellent tech-related content that it can be hard to decide what videos to watch. This is why in the present article we will look at some of the ...

Linus Tech Tips has become ground zero for accusations of conflicts of interest, sloppy testing, and rushing out too much content too quickly to feed its ever-rising ambitions. Now, the media empire ...

Linus Sebastian, creator of the popular YouTube tech channel Linus Tech Tips, has revealed that the channel has earned more than $26 million on the platform through AdSense. Jon Youshaei recently ...

Linus Tech Tips—a technology product review YouTube channel with more than 15 million subscribers—said Wednesday night an investigation into allegations of bullying and sexual harassment made by a ...

Google has been watching YouTube accounts get hacked for years — is there more the tech giant could do to protect creators? Google has been watching YouTube accounts get hacked for years — is there ...

The most-followed tech review influencer on YouTube apologized after viewers caught him driving almost three times over the speed limit in a video he uploaded Tuesday to nearly 20 million subscribers.

The layoffs are part of efforts by the video platform’s parent company, Google, to trim costs and bureaucracy as it embraces artificial intelligence. By Nico Grant Nico Grant writes about Google and ...