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YouTube CEO Says Politicians Are Exempt From Content Rules
Videos that violates the policies will not necessarily be removed because it is "important for other people to see," said CEO Susan Wojcicki.
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Watch: These Indian Acrobats Aced Americas Got Talent Semifinal And Won YouTube
V.Unbeatable deployed a ladder for high-flying, hair-raising stunts in the semifinal, earning more than 1 million views on YouTube.
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Linking WhatsApp With Aadhaar: Case Goes to Supreme Court
Facebook Inc is resisting the suggestion on grounds that sharing of Aadhaar would violate privacy policy of users.
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YouTube Star Grant Thompson Of 'The King Of Random' Dies At Age 38
He had more than 11 million subscribers and his "legacy will live on in the channel," a statement read.
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YouTube's Plan To Rein In Conspiracy Theories Is Failing
Conspiracy theorists have capitalized on YouTubes change to its algorithm by using it to rally their bases for grassroots promotion.
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Tyler Oakley Explains 50 Years Of LGBTQ History In Under 7 Minutes
In "What Happened After Stonewall," the Amazing Race star and activist looks back on the "passionate revolutionaries" who fought for equality.
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The Ever-Evolving Art Of The Celebrity Apology
It seems the rubric for whether apologies are in fact good or bad has very little to do these days with whether the star is even truly sorry.
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YouTube CEO Apologises For Standing By Homophobic Videos
Susan Wojcicki said being hurtful "wasnt our intention at all."
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YouTube Says It's Removing Thousands Of Extremist Videos. What Happens To Them?
Extremism experts and researchers want the platform to preserve neo-Nazi and far-right videos to better understand what's driving online hate.
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YouTube's Track Record Suggests Its New Anti-Hate Policy Will Fail
The website's decision not to enforce its harassment rules against YouTuber Steven Crowder isn't a great sign.
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