YouTube is changing the way it counts views for Shorts. This update represents one of the most significant analytics changes ...

There’s been a lot of noise this week about YouTube Shorts “view count inflation.” But let’s be clear: this change is more ...

YouTube updates Shorts view count, capturing every play but not affecting monetization eligibility or earnings criteria.

YouTube is changing the way that it counts Shorts views, in order to reduce confusion around how it measures Shorts engagement ... says that the update won’t impact creators’ earnings ...

YouTube is modifying its view counting approach for Shorts, aligning it more closely with Instagram's Reels and TikTok's short videos.

YouTube Shorts will change the way it counts ‘views’ to match industry standards starting March 31. This change will have no ...

The metric, now called “engaged views,” will continue to allow creators to see how many viewers choose to continue watching their Shorts. YouTube notes that the change won’t impact creators’ earnings ...

Despite the change, YouTube will continue tracking the old Shorts metric under an “engaged views” option in its analytics dashboard. It will also keep using “engaged views” to determine ...

YouTube is changing the way that it counts Shorts views, in order to reduce confusion around how it measures Shorts engagement. Though the new approach is also questionable, for its own reasons. As ...

YouTube Shorts has introduced a change that brings analytics for ... YouTube clarified that the shift would not impact Creator earnings or their eligibility for the YouTube Partner Program; both will ...