Post Tagged with: "videos"
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YouTube, Facebook deleting stupid Tide Pod Challenge videos
There are enough thrill-seeking teens biting into the detergent pods that the American Association of Poison Control Centers issued a warning this week.
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YouTube has killed ads from 2 million videos in past week over disturbing kids’ content
YouTube advertisers are fleeing en masse for the second time this year. This time it’s over disturbing content on some children-focused YouTube channels.
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YouTube removes thousands of dead extremist cleric’s videos
The videos were by the late Anwar al-Awlaki, the radical Muslim-American cleric who has influenced terrorists and was killed by the U.S. in 2011.
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How does Facebook decide what to censor?
The world’s largest social network is scrambling to keep up with violent videos and threatening content posted by its nearly 2 billion users.
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Google, YouTube see more brands pull ads over extremist videos
Many brands’ ads are appearing alongside offensive YouTube content, and they are boycotting
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Twitter’s Vine shuts down, turns into Vine Camera
Vine videos will live on, but the last day to download them is today.
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Facebook Live videos hit record high on New Year’s Eve
Facebook said Wednesday that millions of people posted live videos on the social media site on New Year’s Eve, a record high for the company since it launched the tool for all users in April 2016.
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What’s new on Netflix: downloads so you can watch offline
Now you can binge away without having to making eye contact with another human again. Netflix is giving its customers an early holiday present: the ability to download videos. In […]
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Quoted: Sorry, vertical videos are here to stay
“I was like, ‘This is so natural. It looks right, it feels right. So why are we not making vertical videos?’ ” — Zena Barakat, former New York Times video […]
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Quoted: on ‘freebooted’ YouTube videos showing up on Facebook
“Facebook is not a creator-friendly platform. In fact, they’re hostile.” — Destin Sandlin, who has a YouTube channel called SmarterEveryDay, on being a victim of “freebooting.” For example, Sandlin tells […]
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