YouTube

• Nickelodeon Greenlights Season 3 Of ‘Ryan’s Mystery Playdate’
• PewDiePie Returns To Daily YouTube Uploads After “Really Healthy And Good” Break

  PewDiePie is back. YouTube’s most followed creator (who’s not a media conglomerate) has resumed making daily videos after taking the first significant break of his career. In his newest upload, PewDiePie--real name Felix Kjellberg--tells his 103 million subscribers that, looking back at his content from before the break, “You can tell just how tired and frustrated I was.”

  
• Father Of Alison Parker Files FTC Complaint Against YouTube, Alleging It Refuses To Remove Videos Of Her Death

  In 2015, journalist Alison Parker and her coworker Adam Ward were shot and killed while on air. Following her death, Alison’s parents Andy and Barbara began campaigning for stricter gun control in the U.S.--something that drew the ire of conspiracy theorists who believe attacks like Alison’s and the Sandy Hook massacre are “false flag” attacks arranged by the government.

  
• YouTube Tutorial Brand Cute Girls Hairstyles To Debut First Toy Line In August

  
• YouTube’s Next Music Original Is ‘Terms And Conditions,’ About The U.K.’s Drill Scene
• Susan Wojcicki Reveals YouTube Paid Out $3 Billion To Music Industry Last Year
• Creators For Good: Claudia Sulewski’s Journey To Shelter Pet Adoption
• Google Reportedly Paying Activision Blizzard $160 Million For YouTube’s Exclusive Livestreaming Rights
• YouTube’s New Monetization Tool Lets Viewers Tip Creators On Livestreams And Uploads
• YouTube Wants To Hook Its Users Up With Third-Party Video Subscriptions (Report)
• YouTube Kids’ Channel Cocomelon, Which Brings 3+ Billion Views Per Month, Expands Into Merch
• YouTube Uses Trailer View Counts To Predict ‘Joker’ Will Steal Best Picture Oscar