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• It’s A New Dawn For ‘Minecraft’ Content On YouTube. Here’s What Sparked The Renaissance.
• Facebook Wants Disney, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and HBO’s Streaming Services On Its Upcoming Connected TV Device (Report)

  Facebook is approaching the biggest players in the streaming space about including their services on its upcoming connected device, which lets users make video calls from TVs.

  
• Apparently, More Than 64,000 People Paid $50 To Watch Jake Paul And Tana Mongeau Get Married

  When it comes to Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau’s “wedding,” the real question isn’t whether the pair actually legally got married or whether the whole thing’s a sham to shill Mongeau’s MTV series, No Filter: Tana Turns 21. (Signs point to the latter.) The real question is, Wait, they seriously got more than 64,000 people to pay $50 a pop to watch this thing?

  
• Missouri Senator Proposes Bill Banning YouTube’s Autoplay, Facebook And Twitter’s Infinite Scroll

  Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO), who recently proposed a bill that would force YouTube to turn its recommendation algorithm off on videos featuring kids, has introduced another bill taking aim at the world’s largest video sharing site.

  
• YouTube Creator Group Teams With Europe’s Largest Trade Union To Launch ‘FairTube’ Initiative
• David Dobrik Snags Celebrity Judge Spot On Nickelodeon’s Upcoming ‘America’s Most Musical Family’
• Logan Paul Reveals Income Woes, Hypes His Upcoming YouTuber vs. YouTuber Event ‘The Challenger Games’
• Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” Becomes Oldest Music Video In YouTube History To Hit 1 Billion Views
• Quibi Acquires First News Program In Reported 8-Figure Deal With NBC
• Facebook To Face Record $5 Billion FTC Settlement Related To Cambridge Analytica Scandal
• Cracking The YouTube Algorithm In 2020
• Chinese Media Execs Descend On VidCon For First ‘East-West Forum’ To Woo U.S. Creators