One of the most hated features of the 2017 internet -- autoplay videos -- may soon be coming to anyone (i.e. nearly everyone) who uses Google to search. At least that's the look of things based on a ...

The topic of auto-play versus click-to-play for online video is picking up steam again, especially with the proliferation of programmatic ad buying. It concerns me that auto-play video is evolving ...

While Google futzes around with your ability to mute and block autoplaying video within the Chrome browser, Microsoft has taken action. Global controls for preventing video from auto-playing within ...

Graphic video of conservative activist Charlie Kirk being shot and killed during a debate on Wednesday is circulating through social media platforms, sometimes shocking unsuspecting users. Yes, but: ...

Twitter has been undergoing quite a few changes in the past week or so. With their CEO, Dick Costelo stepping down. Today, the company announced on their blog that Twitter will now autoplay videos, ...

You’ve probably been caught off guard by videos that play automatically on Facebook, Twitter, or just across the internet in general. They begin playing as soon as you load a page or (if they’re more ...

No one likes autoplay videos. A random assault of sound that you may or may not have come to see is rarely a pleasant surprise. This week, Firefox received an update that adds a new, robust tool for ...

Wait, they face challenges making money on mobile, and autoplaying VIDEO is their solution? That seems like a horrible idea, frankly. Not only is autoplaying video one of the worst UX mechanisms you ...

Netflix finally lets you turn off annoying autoplay previews: Here’s how to disable them The video streaming giant seems to have finally realized it's pissing too many people off. A calmer, quieter ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc is testing videos that play automatically on mobile versions of its service, setting the stage to turn the 1.15 billion-member social network into an ...

Facebook has reportedly started rolling out autoplay video ads in Messenger on Monday, June 18. The company will monitor user reactions to see whether the change is a turn-off.