Netflix has been testing new vertical video features, which it plans to roll out later in 2026.

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Disney+ will roll out its own vertical video feed, launching in the U.S. later this year. The move follows the launch of ESPN Unlimited’s Verts last year, which allows users to watch swipe-able, ...

At this week’s CES 2026, the Las Vegas conference dedicated to gadgetry and planned obsolescence, Disney made a minor splash, teasing plans to roll out TikTok- and Instagram Reels–style video feeds on ...

AI is everywhere, right? Like, you're probably seeing it all over your social media feeds. Remember those cute bunnies jumping on a trampoline? Fake. And now because there are so many of these fake ...

Following the rollout of its recent “Nearby Feed,” TikTok is continuing to experiment with its home feed experiences, announcing “Shared Feed” -- a way for users to take part in communal scrolling.

"Wait, back the truck up," Wilson might say. Yes, through the magic of animation, Louisiana's Wilson and the late crooner Cosby appear together in the country star's new holiday video, her take on the ...

A video on TikTok in October appeared to show a woman being interviewed by a television reporter about food stamps. The women weren’t real. The conversation never happened. The video was generated by ...

ATLANTA — As more people turn toward TikTok and other vertical video apps to consume news, CNN is leaning in. The news organization has added a vertical video feed to the homepage of its mobile app.

“The CNN app already had a section for short-form videos in its ‘Watch’ tab, but now the network’s putting the clips front and center on the homepage. In addition to showing all recently published ...

Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, including chatbots, image and video generators. Her work explores how new AI technology is infiltrating our lives, shaping the content ...