San Francisco: San Francisco: Google-owned Youtube has rolled out 'podcasts' in its Music app for users in the US on Android, iOS, and the web.

YouTube Music started adding podcasts for listeners, starting in the U.S., that will allow users to tune in to podcasts on the YouTube Music app. Users can gain access to on-demand, offline ...

YouTube Music has announced the addition of podcasts to its platform in the United States, available on Android, iOS, and the web. This move follows YouTube's recent decision to expand into the ...

To use the new feature, simply start any podcast in YouTube Music and tap on the button labelled 1x, which appears on the ...

Google Podcasts to merge with YouTube Music: Transition by 2024 Throughout 2024, users will retain access to both YouTube Music and Google Podcasts. However, by the end of the year, Google ...

After well over a year in development, YouTube music adds a "trim silence" option just like Google Podcasts used to have.

YouTube, the world's largest video-sharing platform, has finally announced its plans to distribute podcasts through its music streaming service, YouTube Music. The announcement comes after months ...

Google-owned YouTube has announced to increase its investment in the podcast experience on YouTube Music, saying it plans to make Podcasts on YouTube Music globally available before the end of the ...

Podcasts will be available in YouTube Music regardless of whether users have a YouTube Premium subscription. For those who live outside of the US, the company has stated that it plans to expand ...

New Delhi: Google-owned YouTube has announced to increase its investment in the podcast experience on YouTube Music, saying it plans to make Podcasts on YouTube Music globally available before the ...

YouTube Music has officially introduced podcasts, which are available to users in the US on Android, iOS and the web platform, without a need for a Music Premium subscription.

The podcast was nowhere in sight. YouTube Music had let me down, again. My dream is to have as few apps as possible, and that’s why I genuinely enjoy Spotify’s take on merging podcasts with music.