The video giant is planning to begin letting creators collaborate on live streams in real time. — Photo by Hello I'm Nik on Unsplash
SAN FRANCISCO: YouTube on Feb 10 laid out goals for the year that included making the lives of creators easier and boosting a popular format that rivals TikTok.
The video-sharing platform is investing in short-form and live video, along with tools to help creators make money and produce fresh content, according to chief product officer Neal Mohan.
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