For the first time in roughly a decade, YouTube is overhauling the way in which it doles out Community Guidelines strikes -- or punishments for creators who post videos that violate its tenants with respect to sexual content, violence, and more.
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‘Fortnite’ Publisher Pauses YouTube Ads After They Ran On Videos Where Commenters Fetishized Children
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YouTube Is Changing Its Community Guidelines Strike System For The First Time In A Decade
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YouTuber Matt Watson Uncovers “Wormhole” Of Fetishizing Comments On Videos Of Young Children
There is a wormhole on YouTube, and those who enter it -- even accidentally -- find themselves surrounded by videos of underage girls.
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Texas Study Finds Majority Of ‘Flat Earthers’ Are Indoctrinated On YouTube
A new study has ratified what YouTube has long known and more recently taken great strides to combat -- that it has a growing conspiracy problem on its hands.
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Matthew Patrick Slams Defy Media’s Bank For Comparing Itself To YouTubers Who Lost Money
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Ariana Grande Becomes Most-Subscribed Female Artist On All Of YouTube
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‘YouTube Studio Beta’ Rolling Out 5 New Channel Management Features For Creators
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‘Roblox’ Bans PewDiePie For “Continued Inappropriate Behavior”
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The Taxonomy Of YouTube Videos (And How You Can Develop Original Content That Works)
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Jake Paul To Discontinue ‘Uncut’ Docuseries Because It “Became Too Real”
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Philip DeFranco Launches Hair Care Line ‘Beautiful Bastard,’ Is On Track To Sell Out Today
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Diary Of A Web Series: Ray Donovan Moved In On My Turf
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