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Footballer-turned driving instructor Ashley Neal says that he “wholeheartedly” disagrees with the approach taken by fellow YouTuber CyclingMikey in trying to make roads safer, saying that by confronting law-breaking drivers he actually creates many road rage incidents. Neal, who runs a driving school in Liverpool, visited London’s Regents Park and the junction nicknamed Gandalf Corner where, for several years now, Mike van Erp – Cycling Mikey – has regularly positioned himself, filming law-breaking drivers often on their mobile phone, or going the wrong side of a keep left sign to try and avoid queueing traffic. In an eight-minute YouTube video, Neal explains how Gandalf Corner, which he describes as an “unremarkable” junction got its nickname, highlights some examples of law-breaking drivers there – including by using footage from CyclingMikey’s own YouTube channel. “He’s caught many people over the years,” Neal explains. “Most are reported to the police. Some receive fines and points on the licence, others just have driver improvement courses, and there’s a few who don’t get any punishment whatsoever.” Certainly, Neal has no truck with drivers who break the law – he points out that “impatience is normally the reason many road users take this short cut, however,…

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YouTube will continue to fight misinformation for the foreseeable future, the video platform’s CEO Susan Wojcicki said during an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland Tuesday. “I think there will always be work that we have to do, because there will always be incentives for people to keep creating misinformation,” Wojcicki said. “There will be different ways for people to try and trick our systems.” “Misinformation is not new to the internet, it has been around for all time, but we see that there is real risk, and we have put in a lot of effort,” she added, noting that “after all the work that we have put in, I think we have come a long way.” A big part of the company’s job is staying ahead of those looking to misinform and trick users and advertisers. To that end, Wojcicki said that the company sprang into action after a Supreme Court draft decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade leaked to Politico earlier this month. “Once we saw it, we began to anticipate what it would mean to our business,” Wojcicki said, noting that because it was a draft “there is not definitive language.” The executive…

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Untitled Sunday, 22 May 2022 02:17:35 PM Two police officers suffered minor injuries while arresting a wanted man in Albury yesterday. About 5.45pm (Saturday 21 May 2022), police stopped a vehicle on Guinea Street for the purpose of a random breath test. Officers from Murray River Police District attempted to arrest the passenger after recognising him as a wanted man. It’s alleged the 33-year-old struggled with police and got into the driver’s seat to avoid apprehension. While the officers were in the vehicle, the man allegedly accelerated and attempted to flee; however, further police arrived on scene and he was subsequently arrested. During a search of him, police located and seized a knife, along with drugs and drug paraphernalia. The officers received minor injuries during the struggle but did not require treatment. He was taken to Albury Police Station where he was charged with the outstanding warrants, along with multiple offences relating to resisting arrest and drug possession. The local man was bail refused to appear at Albury Local Court tomorrow (Monday 23 May 2022).

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Social media star Ian Carter, who goes by the name IDubbbz, made over 100,000 pay-per-view sales for his fight with Doctor Mike, but had to bulk up around 40lb to make cruiserweightVideo LoadingVideo UnavailableIDubbbz discusses loss to Doctor Mike and future boxing plans YouTube star iDubbbz is already planning to return to the boxing ring, and will bring back his Creator Clash brand after a successful night at the box office. Ian Carter, who has over 10million subscribers across his various YouTube channels, was defeated by Doctor Mike Varshavski in his debut on Saturday night after bulking up 40lb to make the cruiserweight limit. Carter impressed fans with his ability to keep pushing forward despite being in there with a bigger and more experienced opponent, and is now eyeing up a return to the lower weights. IDubbbz vs Doctor Mike drew just over 100,000 buys on pay-per-view provider Moment House, with eight other YouTube bouts making up an exciting night of action. Carter promoted the event alongside his wife Anisa Jomha, who had planned to fight until an injury forced her out of contact sports forever. "I'm feeling super happy about it," Carter told Mirror Fighting in an exclusive chat…