Rober spent nine years at NASA's jet propulsion lab before leaving for YouTube.

Plus, Twitter outage, and iPhone 12 preorders.

A French YouTuber who goes by Leo Urban was spotted free-climbing up the facade of the Meliá Barcelona Sky hotel in Spain.

Google says the price increase reflects the rising cost of content.

YouTube is honoring 2020 graduates who can’t physically walk across the stage to get their diploma with a virtual commencement ceremony featuring famous faces like Barack and Michelle Obama.

YouTube is bringing fact-checking panels to the United States as part of its efforts to crack down on misinformation, especially in regard to the coronavirus.

Plus, smartrings could be used to help diagnose COVID-19, and a new Harry Potter website launches.

YouTube reveals their figures from ad revenue for the first time.

Moroccan authorities have sentenced a Youtuber to prison and detained a journalist-activist over a tweet

Dawn Lee was diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of blood cancer, 10 months ago.

“It can put people through hell,” Chamberlain tells “Nightline” about overcoming the stresses of social media.

The crackdown comes after YouTube has courted controversy for its handling of harassment allegations on its platform in the past.

YouTube announced it is will no longer allow content that that insults someone based on race, gender or sexual orientation.

A YouTube star is accused of physically abusing her seven adopted children, who told authorities they were pepper sprayed, beaten and deprived of food and water.

Plus, automakers’ new warning systems to prevent hot car deaths, and Samsung's foldable phone is finally available.

Plus, Gmail is introducing new spell checking features, and wireless headphones that look like earmuffs have hit the market.

Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried discusses asking YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki about the controversy.

The video platform sets guidelines banning white supremacy and neo-Nazism.

A gay Latino journalist publicly reported years of harassment to YouTube on this week, setting off yet another round of criticism for how the video sharing platform polic

Plus, Amazon unveils its new delivery drone, and Apple fans outraged over price of monitor stand.

YouTube is updating its hate speech policies to prohibit videos with white supremacist and neo-Nazi content

Khangua Ren gave a homeless and an Oreo filled with toothpaste in a video.

YouTube vlogger and Halo Beauty founder Tati Westbrook posted a video dismissing famed beauty influencer James Charles. Here's everything we know so far.

James Charles, 19, was publicly criticized in a viral video by beauty vlogger Tati Westbrook, a mentor who helped launch his career.

YouTube's live TV streaming service will now cost subscribers $50 per month.

A woman in Maricopa, Arizona, who runs the YouTube channel "Fantastic Adventures," has been arrested and accused of physically abusing her seven adopted children.

YouTube said it will ban comments on virtually all videos featuring young minors amid concerns about child predators.

Plus, the Tesla Model 3 is now available, and it's National Unplug Day.

The company's CEO said the move follows "some deeply concerning incidents."

A clip with a man demonstrating cutting motions is spliced into the middle of the cartoon video.

Now the company is issuing a warning first.

Oakley paired up with a current McDonald's worker to act as her mentor.

YouTube sensation Slow Mo Guys Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy use high-end 4K cameras to create super slow motion videos.

The popular video-sharing site issued new guidelines that ban challenges and pranks that present an apparent risk of death and a "perceived danger of serious physical injury."

Updated policies no longer allow challenges that present a "risk of death".

Visitors to the video site had pages load halfway, then stall before an "internal sever error" message.

The video site is introducing nonskippable ads to all of its channels, which will be controlled by content creators.

Three Canadian YouTubers were killed in Shannon Falls near Vancouver.

"GMA" explores YouTube's age restrictions in the wake of headlines about inappropriate content that's popular for children.

Users can now set reminders to take a break in the latest version of the app.

YouTube personalities as young as 12 were promoting the essay-buying service, according to the BBC investigation.

Tia Freeman was on an international flight when she started having contractions.

The popular video-sharing platform has come under fire for reportedly sharing data it collects on children younger than 13 with advertisers.

ABC News contributor and former FBI agent Brad Garrett analyzes new details released about the alleged shooter, identified by police as 39-year-old Nasim Aghdam.

In the wake of the shooting in California, former FBI Special Agent and ABC News Contributor Steve Gomez talks about the need for security in workplaces of all sizes.

YouTube plans to increase ad placements between music videos in attempt to acquire more paid subscribers.

Logan Paul told ABC News' Michael Strahan how he has changed after posting a controversial video of an apparent suicide victim that led to a swift backlash.

YouTube released a statement apologizing over Logan Paul's disturbing video.

The YouTube star known for pranks and comedy vlogs apologized after an onslaught of online criticism for the video, which has since been removed.

Ryan's Family Review has over 1 million YouTube subscribers and its 6-year-old star earns $11M annually reviewing new toys, according to Forbes.