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Big YouTube fan? I know I am. I have ASMR content rolling all day while I’m writing away, so yes, I’m one of those people who pays for YouTube Premium. But one feature I’ve been using a ton recently doesn’t require a premium membership — the excellent picture in picture mode. I’m a big synthwave nerd too. That’s not relevant, I just love The Midnight. Image used with permission by copyright holder How to use YouTube picture in picture If you typically watch YouTube on your phone, you’ve probably come across this feature already. You just swipe away from the app to ‘exit’ it while you’re watching a video, and it will appear as a small window in the corner of your phone. But did you know you can use it for desktop and laptop PCs, too? There’s no swiping to do there, but if you double right-click, you’ll find the option available in a drop-down menu. Select it, and the video will pop up in the corner, floating over the rest of your content. That way the video remains visible no matter what else you do on your computer. It doesn’t have to be in a browser, either. Even

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There are endless ways to spend your money irresponsibly. You could invest in crypto, buy a race team, buy a race car, or take out a 144-month loan on a supercar. Or, you could pay $185,000 to ride along with Mat Watson of Carwow in a YouTube drag race. Oh, and you get a piece of the Carwow’s car sales business.Folks will know Carwow primarily through Watson’s YouTube antics, but that video operation exists to promote its real business of selling cars. It’s a U.K.-based company that doesn’t sell cars stateside, but I’m sure anyone who ponies up the cash will be able to get the ride along. Of course, Carwow’s drag races are famously silly, with one of the more memorable lineups being an old Red Bull F1 car, a Rimac Nevera, and a McMurtry Spéirling. For $185,000, that could be you in one of the cars.If you don’t have that kind of scratch, there are a several options ranging from $12 for a small slice of the Carwow business pie to $3,100 for an evening dinner with Watson, all the way to the full-fat drag race invitation. So far, the company raised $3.2 million, blowing past its initial

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EU probes TikTok, YouTube over child protection, and Alibaba’s AliExpress over consumer protectionThe EU announced investigations on Thursday into YouTube and TikTok to find out what action the US and Chinese-owned platforms are taking to ensure the safety of minors.The European Commission said it had sent formal requests for information to TikTok and YouTube respectively, the first step in procedures launched under the EU’s new law on digital content.The EU’s executive arm said it wanted to know what measures the video-sharing platforms have taken to comply with the Digital Services Act (DSA), especially regarding the risks posed to children’s mental and physical health.The DSA is part of the European Union’s powerful armoury to bring Big Tech to heel, and demands that digital giants do more to counter the spread of illegal and harmful content as well as disinformation.Platforms face fines that can go up to 6 per cent of global turnover for violations.The YouTube Space in Los Angeles, California. Photo: AFPTikTok, owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is particularly popular with younger users, while YouTube is part of the Alphabet digital empire that includes Google.Both companies must respond by November 30.The EU’s top tech enforcer, Thierry Breton, said in August that

‘A Very Merry MusicClubKids Christmas’ tracklist: Holidays Let’s Get Down To Christmas Ask Santa Here Comes Santa Claus Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Santa Claus Is Coming To Town I’m Getting Nothing For Christmas Eye of the Reindeer All I Want For Christmas Is You Santa On My Roof Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Jay5 Remix) Holidays (Sped Up) Let’s Get Down To Christmas (Sped Up) Ask Santa (Sped Up) Here Comes Santa Claus (Sped Up) Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Sped Up) Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Sped Up) I’m Getting Nothing For Christmas (Sped Up) Eye of the Reindeer (Sped Up) All I Want For Christmas Is You (Sped Up) Santa On My Roof (Sped Up) Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Jay5 Remix Sped Up) About MusicClubKids! Created by Grammy-nominated hit Songwriter, Executive Producer and Showrunner Eric Foster White, whose credits include Britney Spears and Backstreet Boys, MusicClubKids! is a modern classic…a return to family-friendly music-driven shows like Hannah Montana but with an ingenious twist. With the blessing of the original artists and songwriters, White has rewritten some of the biggest pop hits of the day as “story songs” for kids, then used

A 3D printed Youtube and Tik Tok logo are seen placed on keyboard in this illustration taken, September 15, 2020. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo Acquire Licensing RightsBRUSSELS, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Alphabet's (GOOGL.O) YouTube and TikTok have been given a Nov. 30 deadline by the European Union to reply to an information request on how they protect children from illegal and harmful content, the European Commission said on Thursday.The Commission is requesting more information on the measures the companies have taken to step up their efforts to protect minors in order to comply with the bloc's new rulebook for Big Tech, the Digital Services Act.Google and TikTok did not immediately reply to a request for comment.Reuters on Wednesday reported EU industry chief Thierry Breton was planning the move.The information request comes days after Breton told TikTok Chief Executive Officer Shou Zi Chew to spare no effort to counter disinformation on its platform, owned by China's ByteDance.Breton recently also reminded Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai of the company's obligation to protect children and teenagers.Companies face fines as much as 6% of their global turnover for DSA violations."Based on the assessment of the replies, the Commission will assess next steps", the Commission said.Reporting by

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