"Verts" will launch this week on the platform, with vertically-oriented content from the company's vast entertainment catalog, but that is just the beginning.

Disney+ has announced it is rolling out vertical video to subscribers in the US today, with global rollouts to follow. Here are the details.

YouTube had been slow to accept vertical video but they're on board now. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images If you weren’t sure about vertical video before, you can be sure about it now.

Amazon's streaming platform, Twitch, is now testing vertical videos, signaling a switch for its content creators and audience. The experience is currently at an early alpha testing stage, with only a ...

Snapchat is credited with jumpstarting the vertical video trend earlier this year, but now the format is really starting to hit its stride. That’s out of necessity, said Ari Brandt, CEO and co-founder ...

In 2025, Disney+ had several important milestones and developments. Examples include reaching 132 million global paid subscribers, securing the pan-European broadcast rights to the UEFA Women’s ...

The company is touting its new AWS Elemental Inference, as a tool that will help broadcasters and streamers reach audiences on social and mobile platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube ...

AWS Elemental Inference enables video customers to adapt video content into vertical formats optimized for mobile and social platforms in real time. Today’s viewers consume content differently than ...