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If you already spend hours going through the rabbit hole of videos on YouTube, brace yourself. You’re about to spend even more time there, or at least that’s what YouTube wants. The Google-owned service is stepping up its movie and television library by adding 4,000 TV episodes from shows like The Carol Burnett Show, Hell’s Kitchen, and Scream Queens — the reality series, unfortunately, not the criminally underrated Emma Roberts and Keke Palmer show — along with over 1,500 ad-supported movies. One might think: Doesn’t YouTube already have free movies to stream? As someone who finally watched Joel Schumacher’s Phantom of the Opera last year, I can tell you that yes, it does, but YouTube’s move to expand its library allows the service to compete with the likes of Pluto TV, Crackle, and the Roku Channel — all streaming services with free ad-supported media. In a press release, YouTube announced that “up to 100 new titles will be added each week.” (May we request the other Scream Queens?) But surely, more importantly to YouTube, the move will help up its ad revenue (because, of course, money). Deadline reported that YouTube recently earned a substantial $8.6 billion in its fourth quarter.…

Look out, Pluto TV and Tubi. YouTube is now offering free, ad-supported TV shows as it looks to compete more directly with FAST (free, ad-supported streaming TV) streamers and capture even more of the ad dollars in that space.

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Divers from the group, Adventures With Purpose, believe they found the remains of James Amabile, who went missing in December 2003 The group of volunteers behind the YouTube channel Adventures With Purpose say they believe they've found the remains of a Pennsylvania man missing for nearly two decades. In a video posted to their account on Sunday, diver Doug Bishop said the group found the remains likely of James Amabile, who was last seen in December 2003. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. Bishop said he and other Adventures with Purpose divers worked with Amabile's family to retrace Amabile's steps the morning of his disappearance, including putting together how he may have been affected by his diabetes. " frequently left him in areas that he never knew how he got there, because of diabetic episodes," Bishop said, referencing diabetic hypoglycemia, which can cause confusion for people who have low blood sugar. "Knowing that, combined with the fact that he overslept, we then worked the theory of him being in a diabetic, episode, and something may have happened," he continued. The group's investigation…

Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro has told a court that Google's refusal to delete "vile, racist" videos made him hesistant to leave his home and drove him to consider "self-harm".Key points:John Barilaro claimed the videos triggered a wave of online hate mailHe said he became hesitant to leave his home after being confronted by members of the publicMr Barilaro accused Google of trying to drive him to "financial ruin"Mr Barilaro is suing the technology giant for defamation over two videos posted on its YouTube channel in 2020 by comedian Jordan Shanks, who is known online as FriendlyJordies.Mr Shanks settled a separate defamation action brought by Mr Barilaro last year after apologising and agreeing to make a number of edits to his videos but no damages were paid.Giving evidence in the case against Google in the Federal Court, Mr Barilaro became emotional as he described the impact of the tech giant's continued refusal to take down Mr Shanks's videos, which he said led him to consider self-harm."I hate Google," Mr Barilaro told the court."The abuse I've copped, I lay it square at the feet of Google." The videos were posted in September and October in 2020 by FriendlyJordies.(YouTube: FriendlyJordies)The videos in question, titled "Bruz" and…

Former New South Wales deputy premier John Barilaro was “broken” and “wanted to hide” during the state’s Delta outbreak due to the abuse from members of the public that followed a series of Friendlyjordies videos, a defamation trial has heard.On Tuesday, Barilaro took the stand in his case against tech giant Google over a series of videos made by the YouTube comedian Jordan Shanks, who uses the nom de plume Friendlyjordies, in late 2020.Barilaro told the court about his “anger” at Google for refusing to take down videos at the centre of the case despite repeated requests from his staff, and recalled telling his staff he was contemplating self-harm after receiving significant online abuse.“I was in a dark place,” Barilaro told the court.“The pile on, pile on, pile on, pile on. It’s hard to admit to your friends how you’re feeling I did say those things and I’ve thought about those things often.“When you’re away from your family in your apartment in Sydney, up late at night deleting abusive comments , I tell you what, you start looking at the balcony for a way out.”Barilaro launched legal action against both Shanks and Google, the owner of YouTube, over two…