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Twitter is launching a five-strike system that can lead to permanent suspension for the repeated spread of harmful COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. Twitter will permanently ban users who repeatedly spread misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine, the social media platform announced Monday. Twitter said it has started applying labels to tweets "that may contain misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines" in addition to its overall effort to remove "the most harmful" misleading COVID-19 information in general. The label reads, "This tweet may be misleading. Find out why health officials consider COVID-19 vaccines safe for most people." It may link to curated content, public health information or Twitter's rules.  Beyond that, Twitter is implementing a strike system aimed at repeat offenders. Users will be notified when a label or Tweet removal may lead to additional action by the platform. If it continues, there will be five strikes against the user. 1: No account-level action 2: Account locked for 12 hours 3: Account locked for another 12 hours 4: Account locked for seven days 5: Permanent suspension Twitter says it has removed more than 8,400 tweets and challenged 11.5 million accounts worldwide since December over misleading COVID-19 information.

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After rolling out a progressive web app for Chromebooks earlier this month, Google is now testing a new Library Tracks playlist in YouTube Music. The new playlist has started rolling out to a few users, and it gives them easy access to all the songs in their library.Reddit user Iordbrack recently spotted the new Library Tracks playlist in the YouTube Music app on Android. In a post on the matter, they explain that the playlist shows up in the playback history within the app settings after playing any song from the library. As its name suggests, the automatically-generated playlist only includes tracks from your library.Credits: /u/IordbrackAs you can see in the above screenshot, the Library Tracks playlist looks like every other playlist in YouTube Music. It shows cover art at the top, right next to the playlist name and the total number of tracks. It includes a download button to help users download all the tracks for offline playback, a shuffle button, and a play button. Beneath the buttons, you can see a download progress bar, followed by a list of all the songs in the playlist.The post further reveals that although the playlist cannot be viewed directly as it…

Oscar TorresMarch 1, 2021Oscar Torres: Hello Cerritos College faculty members and students. My name is Oscar Torres, co-editor for Arts & Entertainment, and I’m joined with a special guest, why don’t you go ahead Introduce yourself. Kihambo: Hey everyone my name is Kihambo, I make content on YouTube and Twitch and sometimes TikTok, and I’m 20 years old. Oscar: Alright glad to have you and we just got back from watching the “Pokemon Direct” and it will be great to say your thoughts and opinions on the presentation. So first question, what do you thought about the whole presentation so far? Kihambo: The whole presentation so far, man, okay, honestly, it was a good thing they started off with “Pokemon Snap.” So they kind of have that kind of calm before the storm moment. And then they just hit us with the gen four remake-off rip. It was really cool to see I think the gen four remake looks really Of course it’s not polished yet because I saw some frame rates drop when the whenever you cast the Pokemon and stuff. But overall, I thought the Direct was pretty solid. I can’t be mad because I’m a Pokemon fan.…

Ajay Sharma, popularly known by his in-game alias Ajjubhai, is one of the most subscribed-to-Indian gaming content creators on YouTube. His primary source of content is Garena Free Fire. The streamer occasionally broadcasts other titles like GTA 5 and Minecraft.Over the last few years, streaming and game-related content creation have emerged as viable career options. These avenues have been further widened by the massive numbers which modern titles boast.In recent times, battle royale titles like Free Fire and PUBG Mobile have emerged as frontrunners in the mobile segment. The former, developed by Garena, is arguably among the most played games and has won numerous accolades. This list includes the Esports Mobile Game of the Year award at the Esports Awards 2020.Also read: Ajjubhai (Total Gaming) vs Nayeem Alam (GamingwithNayeem): Who has better stats in Free Fire?Free Fire streamer Total Gaming crosses 3 billion YouTube views Ajjubhai's Instagram story (Image via Total Gaming, Instagram)Free Fire has garnered a massive audience on various streaming platforms like YouTube. It has paved the way for the growth of multiple digital content creators, and Total Gaming is one of the most accomplished YouTubers.He has achieved numerous unprecedented milestones and recently clocked a mammoth 3 billion…

March 2, 2021 | 1:11am | Updated March 2, 2021 | 10:34am A reporter for the NFL Network sparked a fierce Twitter debate on Monday after simply sharing an opening for an internship. Jane Slater was met with online backlash shortly after she tweeted the position offered to broadcast journalism students. “I posted an opportunity for an unpaid internship and I’m amazed at the comments I get,” she wrote. “It’s not even for me. It’s for someone else and I would have jumped at it in college. I had 3 unpaid internships in school, double majored and had a job. SMH,” she said. Slater’s post pitted those who believe unpaid internships have career value against others who feel the practice should be eliminated for alienating a whole pool of potential candidates. NFL Network reporter Jane Slater ignited a firestorm online when she posted a listing for an unpaid internship.AP Lance Zierlein, NFL draft analyst for NFL.com, wrote: “The phrase ‘unpaid internship’ is looked way down on nowadays. Too many people have no idea how it helps to get a foot in the door that can become your first big job.” ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller noted that he would…

It’s been a long time since news publishers had reason to feel optimistic about a Facebook product. But the recent returns on Facebook News seem worth monitoring more closely.Over the past few months, Facebook has expanded the number of publishers that can distinguish between Facebook News referral traffic and newsfeed referral traffic. And a growing number is seeing evidence that Facebook News, which launched broadly in the U.S. as a program that compensates many participating publishers for their coverage, has traction with at least a pocket of the platform’s gargantuan user base. One publisher said its Facebook News referral traffic has been increasing for five consecutive months. A source at a second publisher said the share of referral traffic coming from Facebook News is 30% higher in 2021 than it was on Election Day. A third said Facebook News now accounts for 50% of its Facebook referral traffic. Many of these growth stats come from a small base — the first two sources said Facebook News still accounts for less than 10% of their Facebook referral traffic;  » Read More

Katie Feeney is still in high school, but that hasn’t stopped her from becoming a millionaire! The teen raked in a surprising amount of money by making videos for Snapchat’s Spotlight feature. The company is giving away lots of cash in an effort to encourage content creators to post, dropping $42 million on over 2,000 creators in the first six weeks! Access Hollywood talks to Katie and another big earner, Andrea Romo, about their success.

Perth influencer Em Davies lands in hot water after an accidental Snapchat video boasting about 'doing lines all weekend' goes viralBy Nicole Douglas For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:56 EST, 1 March 2021 | Updated: 00:01 EST, 2 March 2021 Instagram influencer Em Davies has landed in hot water, after an old Snapchat post she accidentally shared resurfaced and went viral this week.The Perth model, 26, had boasted of 'doing lines all weekend' in the original post, which was re-shared on Monday by popular Instagram account Celeb Spellcheck.Alongside a bizarre picture of herself using a face-altering filter, Davies had written: 'Sickkkk don't have my ID on me coz I did lines w it all weekend. 'Did lines all weekend': Instagram influencer Em Davies has landed in hot water, after an old Snapchat post she accidentally shared resurfaced and went viral this week 'Now can't get on my flight bc it links to an international so have to wait four hours to get another one :).'Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting Davies was referring to anything illegal.While she is yet to respond to Celeb Spellcheck's post, Davies later shared a cryptic quote on Instagram in which she alluded to being criticised online.…

India captain Virat Kohli has recorded another century, albeit not on the pitch this time, as he became the first cricketer in the world to have 100 million followers on social media platform Instagram. The 32-year-old Kohli is also the first person in the Asia-Pacific region to achieve the feat. "Virat Kohli - the first cricket star to hit 100 million followers on Instagram," the ICC tweeted. Kohli is also the fourth most followed sportsperson on Instagram. Portugal football star Cristiano Ronaldo tops the chart with 265 million followers, ahead of Argentina football captain and FC Barcelona legend Lionel Messi and Brazil's Neymar, who are second and third in the list with 186 million and 147 million followers respectively. The others in 100 million club are Hollywood actor and former pro-wrestler Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson, American singer-songwriter Beyonce, and Ariana Grande. Kohli, regarded as the one of the best batsmen in the world, has 27 centuries in Test matches and 43 tons in ODI cricket. For over two years now, Kohli has been the most followed person on Instagram in India.(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of…