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Carlos Maza Returns to YouTube as an Independent Creator
It remains to be seen how the YouTube community will respond.
YouTuber Louis Rossmann Hit With Another False Privacy Complaint on Video of a Public Hearing
Those attending the hearing were advised that it was being recorded and broadcast on the internet.
Chris Hansen Apologizes for YouTube Copyright Strikes Issued by His Former Web Producer Vincent Nicotra
“Now that I understand the ramifications, the motive behind it perhaps, I want to apologize to some of the people who were hit,” Hansen said.
The COPPA Effect Continues to Wipe Out Creators’ Income – Two More Stories
When a video is marked as “made for kids”, the revenue drops to almost nothing.
Louis Rossmann Says Paid Lobbyists Are Trying to Censor His Critical Video, on the Basis of “Privacy” Concerns
They’re claiming a right to privacy during a public hearing, in a public building, about a bill that affects the public.
Democrat Richard Pan Wants Social Platforms to Censor “Violent” Content After Getting Shoved During Livestream
Digital rights groups have contested the idea.
Congressmembers Are Pushing YouTube to Censor Climate Change “Misinformation”
The move may worry creators who are already being censored on the platform.
CBS Blocks Angry Joe Show’s Star Trek: Picard Review for Using Just 26 Seconds of the Official Trailer
YouTube’s broken copyright system continues to be used against creators.
YouTube Executive Suggests Algorithm Favors News Channels That Have a “Journalism Department”
Vague terms like “authoritativeness and expertise” were passed around.
Google Executive Gives Vague Answers on Effectiveness of Clickbait on YouTube
It seems clickbait could actually be effective in some situations but the exec doesn’t say whether it’s ever actively penalized.
Multiple YouTubers Hit With Copyright Claims From “Fullscreen Inc” for Using the Numbers 3, 32, 36, 50, 65
YouTube’s broken copyright system strikes again.
Brexit Saves the UK From the EU’s Article 13 “Meme Ban,” Minister Confirms
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the law was “terrible for the internet.”