YouTube, Twitter and Facebook have also come under fire from users for generating revenue and supporting state media and officials in China. Continue reading →

A Concordia University student is among a group of LGBTQ2 content creators who have launched a class-action lawsuit against YouTube. Continue reading →

Russia’s media oversight agency said Sunday that it wanted Google to stop YouTube users from posting information about unsanctioned political protests or the Russian government would feel free to retaliate against the American company. Continue reading →

Mount Royal University political scientist David Taras says the war room, by its very nature, is set up for conflict and that creates pitfalls. Continue reading →

Carlos Maza, a reporter at Vox, explained the situation on Twitter last week, saying one specific vlogger, Steven Crowder, has made multiple videos specifically targeting him. Continue reading →

The new rules, which take effect immediately, will prohibit content that denies the Holocaust or promotes white supremacy. Continue reading →

The closure comes as YouTube moves away from occupying properties that aren’t owned and operated by its Google parent. Continue reading →

‘Living In Colour’ is a Global News YouTube series that looks at what it’s like to deal with the everyday experience of being a person of colour (POC). Continue reading →

A former graphic designer and now film editor from Brantford transposed himself into a legendary hockey skit from Seinfeld. Continue reading →