YouTube has announced a new multi-format news experience that aims to put content from authoritative sources on a single page.
YouTube wants its users to be able to find news more easily from “authoritative sources across video on demand, live streams, podcasts, and Shorts.”“We’re announcing new ways to help viewers dive deeper into the latest news stories and support journalists in creating dynamic news content,”
These watch pages are available for specific news topics, which can be accessed by clicking on a newspaper icon on the YouTube homepage or within the platform’s search results. The feature is rolling out “over time” for mobile users in about 40 countries, with desktop and living room integration to come later.
The company’s second news-focused initiative is the Shorts Innovation Program for News, “an initiative to strengthen news organizations’ short-form video capabilities through financial grants and specialist support.”
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