Vertical video won the user-generated content wars long ago. If you see someone filming with their phone in landscape, they probably have a hotmail email address, too. Snapchat and Instagram may have ...

Netflix is doubling down on vertical video, launching an entirely new feature on mobile phones called "Clips" that is meant to drive both engagement and discovery for its users. Vertical video is not ...

The BBC has announced updates to its BBC Sport and BBC News apps that it says will make it easier and faster to find and ...

After a beta run, adult tube site Pornhub has officially launched Pornhub Shorties, a scroll-based vertical video feed. No ...

Disney is about to make your streaming screen look a lot more like your social feeds. Later in 2026, Disney+ plans to introduce a vertical, short‑form video feed inside its U.S. app, a format that has ...

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Netflix has added vertical video to its mobile experience, joining the ranks of popular social video apps like Instagram and TikTok that are designed to be viewed while you're holding a phone upright.

The idea of the Clips feed is that it can help you discover new things to watch in a mobile-friendly format. The company started testing a vertical video feed last year, saying at ...

No matter what kind of music it is, the concert experience has always had its staples. You’ve got the people up front singing every lyric. You get a little audience-artist call and response. You’ve ...

Is Vertical Video the Future of Streaming in China? Chinese streamer iQiyi's latest hit original 'Ugh! Life!' is comprised of 48 short episodes shot in portrait mode for smart phones, and the company ...

The Walt Disney Company shared a new press release that details their massive plans for the year, and one of them is for Disney+ to deliver the vertical video format. According to the company, they ...

Nearly every tech company has launched vertical videos, imitating TikTok, the unequivocal leader in this space. Twitch is the latest to do so. The Amazon-owned livestreaming service made an ...