James Hale

• Netflix And Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ Brought 17 Million TV Viewers In First 5 Days
• YouTube Millionaires: Tristan Jass Gave Up College Basketball For Content Creation — And He Knows He Made The Right Decision

  Like many other teen athletes, Tristan Jass uses social media. His Instagram account and YouTube channel have long served as highlight reels where he shares videos of his skills, from casual scrimmages to sick trick shots. And that wasn’t a problem--until he went viral.

  
• All In The Creator Family: Entrepreneur Kyra Sivertson Uses Her Channel ‘OKbaby’ To Show Other Teen Parents Things Can Turn Out Just Fine

  Here’s a non-secret: there are a lot of teen parents out there, and things are tough for them. But though most people are aware of this, many young parents still struggle to find empathy, understanding, and a little reassurance that everything can turn out okay.

  
• Creators Going Pro: Sam And Colby Have Scared Up 3.74M Subscribers For Their Horror Content. Now, They’re Using That Platform To Launch A Mental Health Service.

  Sam Golbach and Colby Brock didn’t want to be YouTubers.

  
• Studio71 Exec John Carle Joins Influencer Marketing Network BEN As VP Of Strategy, Business Development (Exclusive)
• TikTok Moderators Were Told To Suppress Videos Made By Marginalized Users Because They Might Be Bullied
• YouTube Officially Separates Ad Policies For Video Game And Real-World Violence
• YouTube Has Removed At Least 300 Donald Trump Campaign Ads Since 2016
• TikTok Apologizes After Banning A Teen Whose Video About Muslims In China Went Viral
• MrBeast Just Got His Very Own Youtooz Figure. Here’s A Look At The Collectibles Company Cornering The YouTube Market.
• How To Make A ‘Heist’: Markiplier’s Interactive Special Is A Whole New Kind Of Content For YouTube
• Instagram’s @bitch Isn’t Your Typical Social Video Aggregator. It Actually Credits Content Creators And Licenses Their Work.