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Ludhiana: The English question paper of the ongoing Punjab State Education Board (PSEB) mid-term examination of Class X was allegedly leaked on a YouTube channel on Monday. Such a thing has allegedly happened earlier too ever since the exams started on September 13. But no action has been taken so far by the department. At 8am on Monday, the English question paper of Class X was allegedly available on a YouTube channel ‘Education Hub’ which uploaded question papers scheduled for September 20, exactly two hours before the exam. The same question paper was provided to students later. The students had to appear in the exam at 10am for the morning shift and 12pm for the afternoon shift. Later, students also claimed that the question paper was out of syllabus. Anti-cheating teachers’ front also called up the authorities to inform about the same, but no one was available. Front president Sukhdarshan Singh said, “I called up the superintendent to inform about the same, however, no one picked up the call. Earlier, I had filed a written complaint with the chief minister, chief secretary (education), and district education officer (DEO), but no action has been taken so far.” “How can question papers…

Skip to main contentOrange, CTNew Haven, CTMilford, CTEast Haven, CTShelton-Derby, CTBethwood, CTHamden, CTBranford, CTNorth Haven, CTStratford, CTConnecticutTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesWritten by Michael P. WalshWEST HAVEN, CT — What a Fool Believes, the incomparable Doobie Brothers tribute band, came rocking down the highway and took it to the streets of West Haven on Sunday. Well, more like Old Grove Park — dubbed "China Grove" by the New Hampshire-based group, a tongue-in-cheek reference to the Doobies' 1973 rocker.Find out what's happening in West Haven with free, real-time updates from Patch.After a trio of rain postponements, the six-piece band performed a hit-packed set of the Doobies' signature chords and harmonies in front of a vibrant crowd of about 1,000 concertgoers in the 151-year-old Grove overlooking Long Island Sound. Billed as "a Doobie Brothers experience," the two-hour show capped the Centennial Concert Series as part of West Haven's 100th anniversary festivities.Find out what's happening in West Haven with free, real-time updates from Patch.Radio personality Brian Smith, the evening's master of ceremonies, entertained the gathering between sets with bursts of quick-witted humor. The show, presented by the City of West Haven Centennial Celebration Committee, was part of a six-month series of free events commemorating…

Toni Gonzaga-Soriano interview on Bongbong Marcos hits No. 1 on trending YouTube videos in PH Toni Gonzaga-Soriano After six days, the interview of Kapamilya star Toni Gonzaga-Soriano with former Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is now the No. 1 trending video in the Philippines! As of Sept. 20, the YouTube video entitled “The Greatest Lesson “Bongbong” Marcos Learned From His Father | Toni Talks” has been viewed more than 5 million times. “Happy Birthday Sir Bongbong Marcos! We are grateful to be given the opportunity to hear your story,” wrote Toni on Facebook. The Marcos interview dislodged the LaLisa music video by Lisa of BLACKPINK from the top spot of trending videos in the Philippines. “LaLisa” is now the second trending video in the Philippines, according to YouTube PH. The Bloom/Project NEXT Cinematic/Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is the third trending video in the country. SIGN UP TO DAILY NEWSLETTER CLICK HERE TO SIGN-UP YOU MAY ALSO LIKE 2021-09-20 09:59:30

The pair have 13 million subscribers on YouTube and combined over 10 million followers on Instagram. Photo credit: Instagram/ Savannah Labrant. An influencer couple with millions of Instagram and YouTube fans have come under fire after insinuating their two-year-old daughter has cancer in order to attract views.  US couple Savannah and Cole LaBrant have cultivated a massive following online by sharing their lives along with those of their three children: Everleigh, eight, Posie, two, and Zealand, one.  The pair have 13 million subscribers on YouTube and combined over 10 million followers on Instagram. But a video posted at the end of August had fans extremely concerned.  Entitled 'She got diagnosed with cancer (documentary)', it appeared as if their middle child, Posie, was unwell.  In the clip's YouTube description, father Cole LaBrant describes the "health scare" they had with their daughter.  "We praise God that she is OK and healthy, but not all parents receive the same good news like we did," he wrote in the clip, adding they had made it "to help raise awareness".  The 42-minute long video sees Cole describe the numerous blood tests and doctor visits they undertook after their daughter began to show worrying symptoms.  "I…

After a 5-4 victory over Dallas on Thursday in the Red Wings’ first Prospects Tournament match, Detroit finds themselves the visitor in their 2nd game. This time the Wings face the St. Louis Blues’ youngsters. The game starts at 7pm and will be streamed on the Wings’ Youtube channel. Youtube feed is here Due to the schedule and layout of this tournament, the Wings will be done after three games and they’re not giving out the Matthew Wuest Memorial Cup. After the Blues tonight, they finish out against the Blue Jackets Sunday. The line of Jonatan Berggren, Joe Veleno and Lucas Raymond will continue to be one to watch, but Kiril Tyutyayev, Chase Pearson and Cross Hanas performed exceptionally in the first game. On defense, Donovan Sebrango and Jared McIsaac are the highest picks (3rd round in 2020 and 2nd in 2018), but 5th rounders Alex Cotton and Oscar Plandowski are looking for good showings as well.

Commentary Understanding how YouTube and other Internet sites are increasingly becoming places for extremism to thrive can help us develop a more holistic approach to vigilance, says Gareth Tan. A man watching an online video. (Photo: iStock) SINGAPORE: Any story about terrorism usually begins with a chapter on radicalisation – on how individuals stumbled upon something – a video, a picture, even a made-up story – that reshapes their worldview. Here in Singapore, with the explosion of the Internet and proliferation of smartphones, the means of radicalisation have become diffused and more challenging to detect. Fourteen of the 16 individuals issued terrorism-related orders over the past two years had been self-radicalised online, according to a recent report by the Internal Security Department. Online platforms, including social media, communications and games, have been identified as key vectors for self-radicalisation and domestic terrorism threats in Singapore, providing spaces for recruitment and propaganda. This is worrying when about 4.96 million people in Singapore use social media - around 85 per cent of the total population. When Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently emphasised the continuing threat of radicalisation in his commentary last weekend, his call for vigilance should echo strongly in the online…

AN amputee Army veteran is relying on YouTube to treat himself after he was denied a face-to-face appointment with his GP. Ben Elton, 54, was in agony with a ruptured tendon in his only leg. 1Amputee Ben Elton had to resort to YouTube medical advice after failing to get a GP appointmentCredit: MEN Media But the Gulf War veteran, who served for 23 years, was told he would get only an online appointment — and was left waiting for help for nearly two months in agony. He tried to see a GP on May 6 but had to wait until May 30 for a call from the doctor, who made him an online appointment with a physio. He finally got a physiotherapist call on June 21 but was told to find exercises on an NHS website. Mr Elton, a former Regimental Sergeant Major, from Hull, said: “No appointments, no face to face, then asking us to research our symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. “Enough is enough. Most of the physio I’ve been doing has been as a result of me doing my own research on YouTube.” It comes after a poll revealed half of GPs do not expect to offer face-to-face…

In 2020, the RIAA attempted to have YouTube-ripping tool youtube-dl removed from Github and in the wake of that, YouTube-ripping service Yout filed a preemptive lawsuit against the RIAA. Yout said that the RIAA’s earlier efforts to have its homepage delisted by Google, on the basis that Yout circumvented YouTube’s ‘rolling cipher’ technology, were wrongful and damaging to its business. Yout asked the court to declare its service legal on the basis that, contrary to the RIAA’s allegations, its software platform is not designed to “descramble, decrypt, avoid, bypass, remove, deactivate, or impair” YouTube’s so-called ‘rolling cipher technology’. Over time the case became increasingly complex, with the RIAA seeking to have the lawsuit dismissed, Yout fighting back, and the RIAA countering. As a result, last month the presiding judge took the decision to dismiss the case without prejudice after both Yout and the RIAA brought up additional facts about how YouTube works. This gave Yout the opportunity to go back to the drawing board to file its second amended complaint. it has now done just that. Second Amended Complaint Yout’s new filing still seeks declaratory relief relating to 17 U.S.C. § 1201 – the anti-circumvention provisions of the DMCA. It…

PBA superstar James Yap launched his YouTube channel on Thursday, as he began exploring the world of vlogging. A decorated basketball player, Yap is not new to the public light. He has been the face of the Philippine Basketball Association for years, with 16 all-star appearances in the league. https://news.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/04/22/21/i-wanted-it-to-work-kris-gets-honest-about-james-yap-in-heart-to-heart-with-bimby For his first vlog, Yap talked about his team, the Rain Or Shine Elasto Painters, and their current residence in Pampanga where the 2021 PBA Philippine Cup is being held. Check out Yap's official YouTube channel here. PBA set to resume after go-signal from Bacolor venue Also dubbed "Big Game", James also shared a sneak peek of the Elasto Painters' practice and workouts in his vlog. According to him, the gym is a 40-minute bus ride from their current residence. PBA commissioner Willie Marcial on August 30 said that the league is still looking forward to returning to Metro Manila. "Dito muna (sa Pampanga) ang elimination," Marcial said. "Ang plano, babalik sa NCR 'pag okay na talaga sa NCR." (The league's elimination will be conducted here in Pampanga. The plan is to return to NCR if the situation becomes okay in NCR.) PBA still hopes to return to Metro Manila…

Between new streaming services , massive increases in CTV ad spending , and growing investments from major tech players, the digital video ecosystem is moving quickly and showing no signs of slowing down. Amidst this turmoil, however, YouTube stands above the fray as a seemingly immovable giant. The company’s revenue increased by 84% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2021, driven in large part by a rebound in online advertising. YouTube’s advertising success can be credited to its automated auctions, which are proving to be extremely effective at selling ad space. According to a recent article from The Information, this effectiveness is due to YouTube underpricing publishers that sell spots directly on the platform. “One digital media executive told The Information that his firm is now selling as little as 10% to 15 of its YouTube ad space directly, down from as much as 40% three years ago. That’s because YouTube charges as little as a quarter what the publishers charge for spots they sell on their YouTube programs, the executive said.” By undercutting those publishers that sell directly on their own content, YouTube is seeing outsized benefit from its growth. So what are publishers to do about it? If…