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
YouTube's take on the concept, called "Shorts," has logged more than five trillion all-time views. (Credit: Photography Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP)
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.