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YouTube is the most popular application among children worldwide, including Thailand, global anti-virus firm Kaspersky said on Monday.

The Consumer Protection Board (CPB) is looking to cut down on the number of advertisements that can interrupt YouTube videos, an informed source said on Friday.

There are currently more than 5 billion internet users across the globe, or 63 per cent of the entire population of the world, according to DataReportal’s Digital 2022 April Global Statshot.

A top Thai YouTuber shared the confusion he witnessed at Suvarnabhumi Airport as foreign tourists arriving under the Test & Go scheme stood around looking lost.

K-pop band Blackpink has beaten pop stars like Justin Bieber and Ed Sheeran in winning the highest number of YouTube subscribers.

A host of tech companies have limited distribution of Russian news outlets RT and Sputnik and blocked advertising as the European Commission readies a ban on the two out of concern that they are spreading misinformation.

Thailand’s space agency has endorsed the world’s first mission to send Thai food into space. The tongue-in-cheek effort to stir Thai students’ enthusiasm for space tech and exploration was led by Chris Parker, a Canadian YouTuber, via his channel “Retired working for you" (RW4U).

BlackPink’s Thai member, Lalisa “Lisa” Manoban, has become the only female K-pop artist to break a record twice, with both her solo singles – “Lalisa” and “Money” – winning more than 400 million views on YouTube.

With more than 808 million views, luk thung singer Monkaen Kaenkoon became last year’s most-streamed artist in Thailand, followed by Blackpink with 743 million streams.

K-pop star Lalisa “Lisa” Manoban surprised her “Blinks” (BlackPink fans) by releasing a Christmas version of her solo single “Money” on Saturday.

The music video for K-pop superband BTS "Dynamite" has passed 1.3 billion views on YouTube, its management agency said Saturday.

TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube, all social media sites popular with teens and young adults, faced a barrage of questions and accusations Tuesday from lawmakers who want the companies to do more to protect children online.