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  1. 2020

    Doctor Who: The Runaway launches on YouTube

    The BBC’s Doctor Who: The Runaway VR experience launched on the official Doctor Who YouTube channel in a YouTube 360 version and rolled out internationally.

  2. 2020

    YouTube becomes official video-sharing platform for USA Today Ad Meter

    YouTube became the official video-sharing platform for the 32nd edition of USA Today Ad Meter. Participants could view Super Bowl ads on YouTube and vote for their favorites, with the videos also appearing on Ad Meter results pages.

  3. 2020

    YouTube adds subscription feed filters on iOS

    YouTube introduced filters in the iOS app’s Subscription feed, including options such as Unwatched, Live and Posts. The filters were rolling out on iOS, with Android availability planned for the future.

  4. 2019

    YouTube updates mobile app voice search and playback features

    YouTube described changes to its mobile apps, including voice search on iOS and Android while casting to a TV and HDR video playback when streaming from a PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro.

  5. 2019

    YouTube premieres Age of AI

    YouTube premiered Age of AI, a documentary series about artificial intelligence produced by Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Downey.

  6. 2019

    Indian court rules YouTube and Google liable in copyright case

    A local court ruled that YouTube and Google were liable for infringing filmmaker Suneel Darshan's copyrights, ordered compensation, and required YouTube to prevent similar infringements going forward. The verdict was reported as subject to likely appeal.

  7. 2019

    Google releases final software update for consumer Google Glass

    Google released the final software update for consumer Google Glass. Installing it removes the device's server connection and Google account, and Gmail and YouTube are also removed from the device.

  8. 2019

    YouTube Rewind 2019 receives negative user reviews

    YouTube's 2019 Rewind video received widespread negative reviews from users after its release.

  9. 2019

    YouTube expands ticketing partnerships to the UK and Ireland

    YouTube announced partnerships with Ticketmaster, See Tickets and Eventbrite that let fans in the UK and Ireland discover concert listings on artists' Official Artists Channels and purchase tickets through the ticketing partners.

  10. 2019

    YouTube Introduces Non-Recurring Prepaid Premium Plans in India

    YouTube announced non-recurring prepaid plans for YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium in India, available on monthly and three-monthly terms. The plans are available to Android users and through YouTube's web service.

  11. 2019

    Wonderful Halos launches Camp Halohead series

    Wonderful Halos launched Camp Halohead, a family-friendly animated entertainment series on YouTube, with five original episodes available on its YouTube channel.

  12. 2019

    FreddieMeter voice-scoring app released

    YouTube, Google Creative Lab and Google Research developed and released FreddieMeter, an app that scores how closely a user's voice matches Freddie Mercury's singing.

  13. 2019

    YouTube and Google release FreddieMeter voice-rating app

    YouTube, Google Creative Lab and Google Research developed the FreddieMeter app, which analyzes how closely a user's singing voice matches Freddie Mercury's, and the source reports that the app was released.

  14. 2019

    UpFlip launched a YouTube channel

    UpFlip launched its own YouTube channel featuring self-made millionaires telling their stories and sharing entrepreneurial experiences.

  15. 2019

    MrBeast and Arbor Day Foundation launch #TeamTrees challenge

    Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson teamed up with the Arbor Day Foundation to launch the #TeamTrees challenge, a fundraising effort seeking $20 million to plant 20 million trees. Tree planting was scheduled to begin in January 2020.

  16. 2019

    YouTube settles DMCA abuse dispute with Christopher Brady

    YouTube settled its dispute with Christopher Brady, who was accused of extorting users through bogus copyright claims. Brady agreed to pay $25,000 and offered a public apology; the proposed judgment and injunction had not yet been signed by the court.

  17. 2019

    Vox to launch Glad You Asked

    Vox announced that its new series Glad You Asked would begin debuting on October 8, 2019, with episodes released weekly on the Vox YouTube channel and YouTube.com/Learning.

  18. 2019

    Google announces privacy feature updates for Maps, YouTube and Assistant

    Google announced privacy feature updates for Google Maps, YouTube and Google Assistant. The announced plans include Incognito Mode for Maps, automated YouTube history deletion, and voice-command deletion options for Assistant activity; the source describes these features as rolling out in the future.

  19. 2019

    Google rolls out updated privacy tools

    Google was rolling out tools that let YouTube users automatically delete search and viewing histories, let Google Maps users use an incognito mode, and let people delete Google Assistant voice histories by voice command. Google also added a way to check passwords using a password manager.

  20. 2019

    YouTube files lawsuit against Omaha man over DMCA and strike-system allegations

    YouTube filed a lawsuit against Christopher Brady, alleging that he violated the DMCA and abused YouTube’s copyright strike system. The article also reports YouTube’s allegation that Brady operated under 15 online accounts and extorted at least one other YouTuber.