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• Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Microsoft Take On Hate Content With ‘Christchurch Call To Action’
• Audible Teams With Reese Witherspoon For Its First Original Programming Slate

  If audio shows and podcasts were top of mind for attendees at last week’s NewFronts gathering, Audible has just made a supremely timely announcement.

  
• YouTube Plays A Major Role In Google’s Plans To Revamp Ecommerce Arm (Report)

  YouTube is playing a major part in parent company Google’s plans to gain ground in the ecommerce space. Google is now advertising recommended and/or relevant products from the Google Express marketplace below partnered brands’ videos on YouTube. YouTube viewers who click on the products are taken to Google Express -- which launched in 2013 and is essentially Google’s answer to Amazon -- to complete their purchases.

  
• YouTube Returning To Fire TV After Amazon And Google Find Friendly Ground

  Google and Amazon have finally reached friendly ground in their long-running beef. As a result, Google subsidiary YouTube will return to Amazon’s Fire TV devices.

  
• Insights: Has All Of “Social Media,” Not Just Facebook, Reached A Pivot Point?
• Amazon Becomes Latest Video Platform To Pull Anti-Vaccination Content
• Amazon Launches Social Media Strategy For Massive ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Prequel
• Woody Allen Files $68 Million Lawsuit Against Amazon Studios For Backing Out Of Four Film Deals
• YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Spotify, And More Accused Of Violating E.U. Data Privacy Legislation Per Article 15
• Netflix Says Viewership, Subscriptions Spiked During Brief YouTube Outage In October
• Netflix Signs Indian Content Code Banning Offensive Material, Agrees To Self-Regulate
• Here’s How Much Money Creators Can Make Via Amazon’s Influencer Program (Report)