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Mailchimp deplatforms Stefan Molyneux after allegations from activist
Mailchimp’s decision came after activists reported Molyneux to the company, alleging that they were supporting a “white nationalist.”
Senator Ron Wyden asks FTC to investigate pay-for-play ad blocking whitelisting
Wyden suggests its anti-competitive.
Mother of girl who fell to her death, reportedly in search of a good selfie, speaks about social media culture
The mother talked about Instagram attention and trolls.
Instagram begins fact-checking photoshopped or filtered photos
Just changing the color of a photo is now subjecting an image to fact-checking.
Jukin Media faces backlash over demand against MxR Plays, as users tell video creators to avoid the company
YouTube creators and their audiences are pushing back strongly against Jukin.
YouTube removes pro-Trump t-shirts from creator merch shelves, says they violate community guidelines
After mass demonetizations affecting YouTubers, merchandise was seen as an alternative. But now, that could be at risk.
Wilson Gavin, student who protested drag queen story-time for kids, takes his own life after online backlash
Gavin, a conservative activist, was confirmed dead on Monday.
PewDiePie slams mobile game marketing, sexualized ads marketing kids’ games
PewDiePie said these types of ads are “despicable.”
Lecturer Stuart Reges suggested why woman are less likely to want to code, now he’s lost his job
Reges believes the online backlash against his article cost him his job.
Apple, Google, and Facebook asked for data in India college campus investigation
Apple’s privacy stance will be put to the test in India.
Julian Assange makes rare court appearance relating to upcoming extradition hearing
The extradition hearing is coming up near the end of February.
Rotten Tomatoes deletes all the early user reviews for Doctor Who: Season 12
Something strange is happening with Rotten Tomatoes’ user reviews.