With short-form video now dominant on social media, researchers are racing to understand how the highly engaging, algorithm-driven format may be reshaping the brain. From TikTok to Instagram Reels and ...

While long-form content remains a powerful way for brands to showcase true expertise, demonstrate the value they offer and build trust with consumers, getting audiences to engage with it in real time ...

LONDON—Viewers who remember a time before YouTube existed are the biggest consumers of the platform’s movies and TV shows, according to a new report from Ampere Analysis. The world’s most-used video ...

YouTube, the world’s most-used video platform, continues to defy expectations — with 85 per cent of internet users now using the service each month, according to Ampere Analysis’s latest global ...

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More and more women seem to be sporting long, luscious manes. Our critic offers some possible explanations along with a brief history of hair. By Vanessa Friedman It is true that we are in a Rapunzel ...

YouTube monetization gets major updates: dynamic sponsorship insertion, side-panel live ads, and AI-powered shopping tools. YouTube creators will be able to dynamically swap sponsorship segments after ...

The Long Walk, adapted from Stephen King’s earliest written novel and sixth published, fits into the dystopian films like The Hunger Games and The Maze Runner, and the book came out before those ...

Threads from Instagram gains the ability to add long-form text attachment with up to 10,000 characters to posts. Meta says the feature is aimed at journalists, authors, and creators who prefer sharing ...

Update, Sep 4: The feature is now live. Find the new details below. While Threads already allows up to 500 characters per post (which is more than enough for casual users used to the microblogging ...

Jeffrey Siegelman, MD, contracted COVID-19 in August 2020 and, 3 months later, published a paper online in JAMA about his experiences. Today, he’s still dealing with the symptoms, as one of many ...