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Twitter's board on Monday said Jack Dorsey will remain chief after a management review prompted by an activist investor's effort to push him out of the job.Twitter in March made a deal with key investors to end an effort to oust Dorsey, creating a new committee on the board of directors to keep tabs on company leadership.The plan called for a fresh investment in Twitter by private equity group Silver Lake, and a pledge by the social media group to launch a $2 billion share repurchase plan.The deal also enabled the hedge fund Elliot Management -- which had been pressing to remove Dorsey -- to get its partner Jesse Cohn a seat on the board of the San Francisco-based firm.As part of the agreement, Twitter created a temporary board committee to "build on our regular evaluation of Twitter's leadership structure."Twitter had been facing pressure by Elliott Management, which owns about four percent of the company, to replace Dorsey, amid concerns he has spread himself too thin by running Twitter along with the digital payments firm Square."The committee expressed its confidence in management and recommended that the current structure remain in place," the board said Monday in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.The board endorsed the committee's recommendations.gc/jh

(Reuters) - Twitter and Facebook late on Monday both flagged a post by President Donald Trump that called a U.S. Supreme Court decision on voting in Pennsylvania "very dangerous." The U.S. Supreme Court last week allowed extended deadlines for receiving mail-in ballots in Tuesday's election in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, states pivotal to Trump's re-election chances. The decision let stand a ruling by Pennsylvania's top court allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day and received up to three days later to be counted. "The Supreme Court decision on voting in Pennsylvania is a VERY dangerous one," Trump wrote in his post on both platforms. "It will allow rampant and unchecked cheating and will undermine our entire systems of laws. It will also induce violence in the streets. Something must be done!" Twitter added a disclaimer to Trump's tweet, saying that its content was "disputed" and "might be misleading." The action was in line with Twitter's "civic integrity policy," a Twitter spokesman told Reuters, saying that the social media the platform will "significantly restrict engagements" on the tweet. Twitter's disclaimer included a link to information on how voting by mail is "legal and safe." Facebook posted a disclaimer saying that voting by mail and voting in person have a "history of trustworthiness" in the U.S., with voter fraud being extremely rare. (Reporting by Kanishka Singh and Bhargav Acharya in Bengaluru; Editing by Leslie Adler)

Susan Wojcicki, chief executive officer of YouTube.David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump may dominate YouTube's home page on Election Day. But that slot won't be available for advertisers to buy in the same way again, according to a recent policy update by YouTube.The Google-owned company confirmed to CNBC Monday that it will be "retiring" reservations for full-day advertisements on its coveted home page ad spot known as its masthead beginning in 2021, a change it said it communicated to advertisers earlier this year. Instead, advertisers will only be able to buy that spot on a per-impression basis, making it harder for a single advertiser to dominate the page for a day at a time."For years, advertisers asked us for more flexible options for appearing in the YouTube masthead, which is why we introduced the cost-per-thousand (CPM) Masthead in 2019 and earlier this year told advertisers that it would be our primary masthead reservation option in 2021," the company said in an emailed statement. "This change gives advertisers more budget flexibility and applies across all verticals -- not just political advertisers."Google says the change affects all advertisers, and is not connected "in any way" to the election or political advertising broadly.The masthead costs approximately $2 million a day, according to the New York Times. It's not clear how many people see view the masthead or see that ad spot, but overall YouTube claims to deliver more than one billion hours of video every single day.The company has come under scrutiny in recent weeks as the U.S. presidential election drew nearer, with President Donald Trump purchasing the masthead slot in the two days preceding Election Day, along with Election Day itself. It has reportedly become a source of tension between the company and the Democratic National Committee, which claimed YouTube was not clear…

Defend East County, the controversial social media group formed after Black Lives Matters protests in La Mesa in May, has been removed from Facebook, but in a swift reaction, the creator of the group has re-established a similar page. It’s still not officially known why the original group was removed over the weekend. An email request from NBC 7.com to Facebook has yet to be returned. Download our free NBC 7 mobile app for iOS or Android to get San Diego’s latest First Alert Weather and breaking news. Local The group, which had more than 22,000 members, was established by Justin Haskins, who has also not responded to requests for comment from NBC 7. Defend East County’s logo can now be found on a page called Working Class Patriots. Haskins posted a message that said, “We are working to vet and approve.” By Monday afternoon, the page had grown to 1.6k members. Haskins also posted an interview that said Facebook was “suppressing conservative voices" and mocked the social media site as “Facistbook” for shutting down what he called the “most successful patriot group in California.” Defend East County has been a controversial site that some say promotes racism and violence. The foiled abduction plot of the Michigan governor has put a new spotlight on domestic militia groups. NBC 7's Artie Ojeda explains if there's any risk locally. In an October interview with NBC7.com, Haskins sought to distance the page from any militia groups, though he steadfastly said he supported the intent of militias. “Defend East County is a community,” Haskins said at the time. “The group grew very quickly, and we realized we had a platform, and I’ve tried to use that platform to bring the community together in defense and support of the community,” added Haskins in the October interview. Haskins did say at…

Between October 24 and 30, President Donald Trump’s campaign spent $4.48 million on Facebook ads while former vice president Joe Biden’s campaign spent $9.28 million. L to R: JIM WATSON/AFP-Getty Images, MORRY GASH/AFP/Getty Images While political advertising on Facebook has been part of presidential candidates’ campaigns for the past several election cycles, the hyper-targeted and fragmented nature of advertising on the platform has made taking a granular look at their strategies nearly impossible. This time, however, the social network has collected and made publicly available tens of thousands of ads from President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. That’s thanks to Facebook’s Ad Library, which debuted in 2018 as a way of improving transparency on the platform after foreign actors used it to influence the 2016 election. (Facebook’s political advertising came under additional scrutiny last week after the platform’s technical systems mistakenly blocked thousands of ads from Biden’s election campaign along with some from Trump’s as a part of its new ban on political ads a week before the election.) Now, every ad bought by a Facebook page on behalf of a political candidate or political or social issue is available for review and shows both the content of the ads running at any given time along with who they’re targeting, how many users they’re reaching and what they cost. Given the sheer scale and variety ads created and placed and the different groups they reach, it’s hard to concisely describe—let alone take stock of—both candidates’ ad libraries. (Facebook has also faced criticism for allowing politicians to run ads with lies, and recently sought to shut down a research project at New York University that examined the company’s practices around political ad-targeting.) However, looking at each candidates’ library allows users and voters alike to make decisions based on…

The video downloading utility youtube-dl, like other large open source projects, accepts contributions from all around the globe. It is used practically wherever there's an Internet connection. It's especially shocking, therefore, when what looks like a domestic legal spat–involving a take-down demand written by lawyers representing the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA),  a U.S. industry group, to Github, a U.S. code hosting service, citing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a U.S. law–can rip a hole in that global development process and disrupt access for youtube-dl users around the world. Those outside the United States, long accustomed to arbitrary take-downs with "DMCA" in their subject line, might reasonably assume that the removal of youtube-dl from Github is yet another example of the American rightsholders' grip on U.S. copyright law. Tragically for Internet users everywhere, the RIAA was not citing DMCA Section 512, the usual takedown route, but DMCA Section 1201, the ban on breaking digital locks. And the failures of that part of American law that can allow a rightsholder to intimidate an American company into an act of global censorship are coded into more than just the U.S. legal system. The RIAA's letter against youtube-dl cites the DMCA 1201's criminalization of the distribution of technology that can bypass DRM: what’s called the “circumvention of technical protection measures”. It also mentions German law, which contains similar language. Here's the core of the relevant U.S. statute, in 1201(b):  1201 (b) Additional Violations.— No person shall manufacture, import, offer to the public, provide, or otherwise traffic in any technology, product, service, device, component, or part thereof, that— is primarily designed or produced for the purpose of circumventing protection afforded by a technological measure that effectively protects a right of a copyright owner under this title in a work or a portion…

For folks with wanderlust in their hearts, there's no denying that this year has been a tough one. The world's a big, beautiful place just begging to be explored, especially if you have someone by your side to take it all in with. But right now, your best vacation might be something a little something closer to home, so get ready to cozy up and prep those Instagram captions for staycations with your partner. After all, just because you aren’t leaving home, that doesn’t mean you don’t want to share your staycay bliss with the world.While the destination might not be as exotic or new, it doesn't mean that a staycation can't be relaxing, refreshing, and a great way to reconnect with your partner. That's because a vacation isn’t just about the location; it's a mindset. It's about taking a break from all your stress and just being present in the moment. You don't have to travel to try new things, be romantic, or just decompress. Just shut out the rest of the world and focus on the activities (or inactivity) you enjoy most with your partner. Snuggle up and watch a movie, play some games, pitch a tent in the backyard, and gaze at some stars. If you're on vacation in your heart, it doesn't matter where you are. Embrace the staycay then make the most of documenting your domestic adventure with these IG caption ideas.vitapix/E+/Getty Images1. Anywhere with you is a vacation.2. Proud members of the Stay Home Club.3. Staycation mode activated.4. Just living our best staycation life.5. 3... 2… 1… relax.6. “Be happy in the moment, that’s enough. Each moment is all we need, not more.” — Mother Teresa7. Home is where the “we” are.8. Doing absolutely nothing with you = bliss.9. Why would I go anywhere…

November 2, 2020 Today, we chat with streamer, content creator, podcaster and Dead by Daylight Fog Whisperer, Milady Confetti about the VERY busy Halloween weekend. From a Twitch Rivals tournament to Ninja and ‘Stranger Things’ star Gaten Matarazzo playing together, the spooky weekend was full of great Dead by Daylight content. Catch MiladyConfetti on Twitch, Twitter and on her podcasts, Sistas of the Fog: https://www.twitch.tv/miladyconfetti Subscribe to CheckpointXP Daily Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.  Checkpoint Daily is hosted by gamers and video game journalists, Norris Howard, Kali Scales, and Chadd Callahan. They've got your daily update on all the things you love in 30 minutes or less.