YouTube and Facebook are the most widely used online platforms, according to a study by Pew Research. Among all social sites, Instagram comes closest to them. The following percentages are of adults ...

The Youtube mobile logo app on an iPhone. Picture: Photo Agency/Shutterstock A decade ago, in pursuit of quick revenue, major content studios licensed their best shows and movies to an up-and-coming ...

MANILA, Philippines — Facebook and YouTube remain the most popular social media platforms in the Philippines, with Filipinos emerging as the most frequent users of these sites globally, a report ...

Nepal banned Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other platforms for failing to register with authorities. The decision sparked criticism from journalists and concerns over communication and income for ...

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Nepal's government said Thursday it is blocking most social media platforms including Facebook, X and YouTube because the companies failed to comply with regulations that required them to register ...

The K.P. Sharma Oli government on Thursday (September 4, 2025) decided to ban as many as 26 social media platforms, including Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube, citing their ...

Nepal's government said it would block access to several social media platforms which had so far failed to register with authorities as part of a crackdown on misuse ...

Nepal’s government has said it will shut off access to major social media platforms, including Facebook and X, after they failed to comply with authorities’ registration requirements. The move, ...

Something strange has been happening on YouTube over the past few weeks. After being uploaded, some videos have been subtly augmented, their appearance changing without their creators doing anything.

Meta announced on Monday that it will take additional measures to crack down on accounts sharing “unoriginal” content to Facebook, meaning those that repeatedly reuse someone else’s text, photos, or ...

YouTube Shorts pay creators only US$0.07 per thousand views while Facebook Reels generate US$35,000 monthly bonuses Secret algorithm differences explain why identical content fails on one platform but ...