An internet power couple tied the knot in Cincinnati. Markiplier, one of the most popular YouTube creators in the world, married his long-time girlfriend, Amy Nelson, at Cincinnati's Union Terminal on ...

YouTube star Mark Fischbach, better known online as Markiplier, and his longtime girlfriend, Amy Nelson, have announced they've tied the knot The pair said their "I do's" on Saturday, Sept. 20, with ...

Sen. Marsha Blackburn asked Sean Davis, the co-founder of "The Federalist," why they were the target of censorship on social media during the pandemic and the Biden administration, and what it cost ...

Women's basketball league Unrivaled has pacted with Studio71 to drive audience growth and to beef up its presence on social media platforms.

Julie Inman Grant, Australia's eSafety commissioner, pushed for it to be included in the country's social media ban ...

My workout routine is all over the map, but on a typical week, I’ll do three days of weight training in my building’s gym, and walk or take workout classes on the other days. Since the YouTube ...

This summer brought the perfect storm of weekend trips, parties, and a heavier workload – and a week of shorter, less intense workouts that I could complete right in my apartment was exactly what I ...

Portraying Univision as a crucial political tool for Republicans, President Trump is publicly pressing Google to restore access to Univision on the YouTube TV streaming platform.

Alphabet's Google and Comcast-owned NBCUniversal have reached a multi-year agreement to keep NBC shows such as "Sunday Night Football" and "America's Got Talent" on YouTube TV, wrapping up a difficult ...

Hundreds of AI-generated Bollywood videos with 16 million views have been deleted from Google's YouTube after Reuters reported they were similar to those at the centre of a legal challenge filed by a ...

Later this fall, NBCUniversal will be launching the new NBC Sports Network (NBCSN), which will be available on YouTube TV, allowing fans to enjoy a broad range of NBCUniversal’s robust sports ...

YouTube got a pretty good deal. This week, the Google-owned platform paid $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump after the company suspended his channel six days after the ...