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The third and final episode of the limited animated series Pokémon: Hisuian Snow has arrived on Pokémon TV and the official Pokémon YouTube Channel. “Two Hues” continues the story of Alec and the Hisuian Zorua he befriends despite his father's wishes. Tune in to see if humans and Pokémon can start to learn to live together in the Hisui region. After you finish watching Pokémon: Hisuian Snow, be sure to enjoy the other animated content on Pokémon TV and the official Pokémon YouTube Channel, too!

It’s probably never occurred to you to watch videos on your Apple Watch’s tiny screen. Other than the occasional text movie, there’s no browser and Google hasn’t shipped an official YouTube app (even though it does offer a YouTube Music for Apple Watch). We’re not going to say that it’s a good idea, but that problem has been solved. A new third-party app called WatchTube has arrived with one mission: to let you watch YouTube videos on Apple’s smartwatch. The app is pretty simple, which makes sense given the limitations of the screen you’ll be using to navigate the interface. There are four swipeable panes: an algorithmic home page, search page, personal library, and settings. It won’t take long to get the hang of things. You can also see comments and enable captions. Foundry While simple in concept, however, we found the app somewhat awkward to use. Entering searches is fiddly on the small keyboard, and it isn’t always clear whether you need to tap a second button to trigger certain actions: tapping on one of the suggested searches, for example, or pressing play on a video that you might expect to have started playing when you opened it. Videos…

from the impossibility-theorem-never-fails dept Content moderation at scale is impossible to do well says my impossibility theorem. And, basically every day we see more examples of this in action. The latest is that the NY Times reports how YouTube took down a video that the January 6th House Select Committee had posted to the site, detailing many of the lies Donald Trump made about the 2020 election. The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot has been trying to draw more eyes to its televised hearings by uploading clips of the proceedings online. But YouTube has removed one of those videos from its platform, saying the committee was advancing election misinformation. The excerpt, which was uploaded June 14, included recorded testimony from former Attorney General William P. Barr. But the problem for YouTube was that the video also included a clip of former President Donald J. Trump sharing lies about the election on the Fox Business channel. It’s not difficult to figure out how this played out. Back in December of 2020, YouTube changed its policies to ban videos that claimed there was election fraud. You can agree or disagree with this policy, but YouTube realized that disingenuous smear merchants were…

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The good guys have arrived.Take your first steps into Omega Earth during Episode 5: DIMENSION.—Created in partnership with Blur StudioComic book ...

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