YouTube finally allows all creators to monetize coronavirus content but there are some big caveats
YouTube has been allowing a “range of news partners” to monetize the topic for almost a month.
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JW Apostate responds to Jehovah’s Witness’ DMCA subpoena request
JW Apostate submits another explosive response in the ongoing case.
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Trapt frontman Chris Taylor Brown threatens to sue owner of Twitter parody account
Brown is the latest public figure to think they can sue parody.
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Trump campaign uploads purposely misleading Biden video to test Twitter’s double standard
Trump's campaign says Twitter has a "Biden protection rule."
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One of the internet’s first meme sites, YTMND, is back online after a year of rebuilding
The site is now in its 20th year.
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UK newspapers beg advertisers to whitelist “trusted news brands” for ads on online coronavirus content
Independent creators would seemingly still be blacklisted if the request is granted.
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Germany’s hate speech laws are about to get worse for free speech
Germany has a terrible history of being against freedom of expression.
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Twitter has removed over 1,000 tweets since its recent ban on “denial of expert guidance” about coronavirus
A tweet from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was censored under these rules.
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Canadian subreddit r/CanadianMOM blocked by Reddit in Canada after “legal request”
Reddit continues to embrace censorship.
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Project Veritas video removed from Facebook after being flagged by CNN reporter
Project Veritas got Darcy'd.
