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YouTube Says It Is Gaining on TikTok in Short-Video Race

More than 1.5 billion folks watch YouTube Shorts each month, Alphabet Google disclosed on Wednesday, indicating the short-video service had reached a comparable scale to rival app TikTok after launching lower than two years in the past.

The figures present a window into the hotly contested battle for supremacy in the short-video format, which is now central to how most individuals use social media.

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