Nearly six years after the controversial short film 'Innocence of Muslims' first hit YouTube, the video site has been issued a temporary ban in Egypt.
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‘FacePause’ Desktop Extension Automatically Halts YouTube Videos Upon An Averted Gaze
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Egyptian Government Set To Ban YouTube For One Month Six Years After Release Of Anti-Muslim Video
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YouTube Has Deleted 30 ‘Drill’ Music Videos For Fueling Gang Violence In The U.K.
The music videos featured songs in the ‘drill’ genre -- which originated on Chicago’s South Side and has since become popular across the pond, characterized by graphically violent lyrics and ominous trap beats.
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Beauty Vlogger Nikita Dragun To Serve As Face Of Morphe’s New Lipstick Line
The collection of five matte reds -- a favorite hue of Dragun’s ever since she used to sneak into her mom’s makeup collection as a little kid -- will bow on Thursday.
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Airbnb Is Yet Another Company To Try Out Snapchat-Style ‘Stories,’ With Select Users
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YouTube Star Liza Koshy Answers A Live Reddit AMA In A Car Going 130 MPH
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Will Smith Released A Teaser For His New Music On YouTube
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YouTube’s Live Stream Of The Recent Royal Wedding Drew 11.2 Million Total Viewers
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YouTube’s Messenger Feature, Previously Limited To Mobile, Has Been Spotted On Desktops
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YouTube Confirms Test Of Subscriptions Feed Driven By Algorithm And Not Chronology, Angering Creators
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Lilly Singh Launches Inaugural Campaign As UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador To End Child Violence
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‘Fortnite’-Branded Products In The Works Following Pact Between Epic Games, IMG
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