Also, youtube videos sometimes don't have posting date in their description, not sure why. And I hate when platforms use contextual time like '1 year ago' instead of posting date.
If I find that link / another example I will share here. <placeholder>
But this definitely is a feature of YouTube where content creators have an option to hide the date. I googled and found the documentation for this feature.
Woow, thanks very much for this piece of interestingness. What even is this?
Even ad rolls (if you dig out the video id) have some sort of interesting "noone will see this" title :)
And random apps on the Play Store also have video titles.
Adding the video to Watch Later by replaying the request using cURL seems to work, at which point I can add the video to a playlist to find it later (yay), and also click through to see the uploader: https://www.youtube.com/user/GameloftVideos
Except for the bit where it says "This channel is not available" using the YouTube design from a few years ago and displays absolutely nothing, the account is perfectly normal, nothing to see here.
Wow.
What even is this?? [Edit: just realized I forgot I said that above. I'm leaving it in :P]
This is very annoying. I write for an AI site, and have requested a change to the CMS, which changes the publication date to the 'updated' date, leaving no visible evidence of the original date behind. If you open up the HTML, the original date is in there as a token, but the casual reader won't know, and Google is annoyingly unpredictable as to whether it will display the date in SERPS (it almost always knows the date, whether it shows it or not).
I have taken now to including 'Original publication date' as a codicil in my pieces.
Have you tried resizing the window? I do have this sometimes too and figured out that it usually happens when the other field-values are too long. Seems the date has simply the least priority between all the buttons and the view-count and becomes hidden.
I watch quite a lot of YouTube and very frequently look up the date that videos were uploaded. I've never found this information to be missing.