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- ‘From her knees to her hair, on fire’: 12yo fighting for her life after YouTube ‘Fire Challenge'
A 12-year-old girl from Detroit has been left with almost 50 percent of her body burnt and is in intensive care after she set herself on fire as part of a YouTube challenge.US News - Story of 2 elderly Germans who ran away from care home to attend metal festival is (sadly) untrue
A poorly-worded police statement can ignite a fake news explosion better than a dozen YouTube conspiracy videos, as illustrated by the collapse of a heart-warming tale about two OAPs going head-banging one last time.World News - It’s not a ‘defense’ of Alex Jones to argue that we’re on a slippery slope of internet censorship
The celebration on the Left at the quick-fire purge of Alex Jones and InfoWars from social media has been disturbing — not because Jones’ views deserve to be defended, but because his banning is a warning shot against dissent. - War on InfoWars? YouTube shuts down Alex Jones’ channel with 2.5mn subscribers
YouTube has become the latest social media to stop publishing content by conspiracy theorist news broadcaster Alex Jones and his channel InfoWars on their platform, citing a breach of “community guidelines.”US News - YouTube TV service goes haywire in midst of England-Croatia World Cup Semi-final
Google’s internet-delivered subscription TV service, YouTube TV, has suffered outages across the US right as it was airing the Fox broadcast of the 2018 World Cup semi-final match between England and Croatia.US News - What is ‘reputable’ news? YouTube plans to decide for you
YouTube will invest $25 million in funding “quality journalism” on its platform. The initiative will aim to provide context and to promote ‘reputable’ sources; but there are doubts as to what, exactly, that might mean.US News
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