Instagram head Adam Mosseri revealed today that the company is reevaluating its policies and algorithms to “better support the Black community within our own organization, as well as on our platform.”
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Insights: Can YouTube’s $100M Black Lives Matter Program Fuel A New Generation Of Marginalized Creators?
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Instagram To Review Its Policies, Algorithms For Any Bias Against Black Community
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YouTube Pulls Creators’ AdSense Fundraisers, Citing Policy Violations—But Will Donate The Amount They Raised
Citing its policies against encouraging fake engagement, YouTube has removed a number of videos by creators who were using them to fundraise AdSense revenue for causes related to the ongoing protests against racial injustice.
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Here’s When David Dobrik Plans To Return To His Temporarily-Adjourned Vlog
David Dobrik has been on a three-month hiatus from his massively popular vlog, which is on hold as the coronavirus pandemic has inhibited the sorts of antics that Dobrik and his famous friend group typically get up to.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Resigns From Board, As Company Agrees To Replace Him With Black Candidate
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Jackie Aina Joins Call For Beauty Brands To ‘Pull Up Or Shut Up’ In Creating Lasting Racial Equality
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Racial Injustice Protests Draw Hundreds Of Millions Of Views On Twitter
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YouTubers Are Helping Viewers Without Financial Means Donate To ‘Black Lives Matter’ Causes With Video Views
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ViacomCBS Networks Air 8:46-Minute Commercial In Tribute To George Floyd, Victims Of Police Brutality
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Millions Use #BlackOutTuesday, #TheShowMustBePaused To Amplify Black Voices—But Their Posts Are Drowning Out #BlackLivesMatter
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TikTok Establishes ‘Creator Diversity Council’ To Elevate Black Voices And Causes
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Instagram Highlights Black Creators, Businesses, Organizations With #ShareBlackStories
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