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Let's call it the YouTube election
Donald Trump won the election with the help of personalities like Joe Rogan. He's a podcaster, but …
Peter Kafka
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YouTube made $959 million in ad revenue off children last year, followed closely by Instagram: Harvard study
Social media companies made more than $11 billion in US ad revenue from kids last year, a Harvard s…
Associated Press,Kelsey Vlamis
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Russia's internet censorship is forcing citizens to turn to the dark web and VPNs for news and social media
Instagram influencers posted tearful goodbye messages. Global news outlets vanished. VPN downloads …
Connor Perrett
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Harmful DIY baby formula recipes are reportedly going viral on Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube
Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and YouTube are not consistently removing or labeling homemade baby formu…
Jyoti Mann
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YouTube wants to bring NFTs to its platform — touts it as a way for creators to make more money
YouTube plans to let users and creators own videos as NFTs, and also use them as collaboration tool…
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Trump's latest attempt to return to Twitter ends a day later with a suspension
The account was an extension of his new website, From the Desk of Donald J. Trump, in which he writ…
Natasha Dailey
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Gen Z trusts YouTube more than any other platform
In a survey by Business Insider in collaboration with YouGov, 59% of Gen Z considered YouTube trust…
Sarah Jackson
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Government blocks over 60 social media accounts for allegedly spreading anti-India fake news
"These YouTube channels are sponsored from Pakistan," he said. On fake news through newspap…
PTI
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Jack Dorsey says his 'biggest regret' is Twitter shutting down Vine
Twitter bought Vine in 2012 and killed it in 2016, the same year that TikTok launched and would soo…
Katie Canales
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Instagram and Facebook plan to pay out over $1 billion to creators
The top influencer news of the week includes Facebook's new $1 billion commitment to creators and t…
Dan Whateley
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The world's biggest YouTuber, MrBeast, backed Elon Musk possibly standing down as Twitter's CEO
MrBeast cited a new Twitter policy, seemingly later retracted, that prohibited the "free promotion"…
Grace Dean
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Facebook changed its name to 'Meta' - and celebrities, politicians, and brands quickly roasted it
"And it was on that day that 'that's so meta' went from being an interesting observation to a devas…
Grace Kay
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Elon Musk asked Twitter followers if he should bring back Vine, the cult TikTok forerunner that popularized short-form video
Elon Musk tweeted a poll "Bring back Vine?" on Sunday evening, and exchanged tweets with YouTubers …
Pete Syme
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Activists and healthcare professionals are trying to stomp out anti-vaxx info online - but social media algorithms are working against them
Algorithms are 'separating audiences' as moderators deal with disinformation, unsafe medical practi…
Francis Agustin
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Facebook and Twitter have a ton of new rules to abide by in India — WhatsApp may find itself in the toughest spot of all
“All social media is welcome, but — no disrespect — there should not be double standards,” said …
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Pakistan temporarily shuts down social media amid anti-France protests
The shutdown of social media was ordered by the Interior Ministry which is responsible for imple…
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Just 12 people are responsible for the majority of COVID-19 conspiracy theories online, study finds. JFK's anti-vaxxer nephew is one of the 'disinformation dozen.'
John F Kennedy's nephew is one of the "disinformation dozen" responsible for 65 percent of the COVI…
Joshua Zitser
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All the actions big tech companies have taken against Trump's social media accounts following the US Capitol siege
Platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter have removed a video of Trump telling rioters "we lov…
Brittany Chang
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Tech experts and public figures are blaming Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube for the siege of the US Capitol
Social media companies have taken steps to temporarily ban Trump and put limits on his accounts.
Mary Meisenzahl
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Trump's executive order calls out YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook — but Google's name curiously disappeared from the final version of the order
Trump's executive order namechecked a handful of tech companies, but tried to spare Google with a s…