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When former Eastern Washington guard Austin McBroom connected, it was often from long range. The graduate transfer from Saint Louis University knocked down 115 3-pointers in his lone 2015-16 season in Cheney, well before his social media personality earned him millions, mansions and Lamborghinis. McBroom, who has 19 million YouTube subscribers, 6.5 million Instagram followers and 1.7 million Twitter followers, is now looking to take the open, short-range shot: body shots. McBroom will box Bryce Hall on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami as part of the highly publicized Battle of the Platforms: YouTube vs. TikTokers. McBroom and Hall – who has a TikTok account of more than 19 million followers – are the main card in a pay-per-view event that features musical guests DJ Khaled, Lil Baby and Migos. It’s fair to say McBroom, 29, and Hall, 21, don’t like each other. The two have engaged in two pre-fight scuffles since the match was scheduled. Their first altercation was at the event’s news conference in West Hollywood, California, which nearly turned into a melee. The two got into it again last week in Miami just before former world champion boxer Floyd Mayweather fought actor and social media personality…

YouTube is running some new options to give users more ability to stop copyright infringement on uploads and detect potential IP infringements within the app. First, YouTube adds a new element to the copyright process, which allows creators to check a new box when reporting a copyright infringement, to prevent copies of these videos from appearing on YouTube, in the tracking / removal options. If this box is enabled in a successful copyright claim, YouTube will try to prevent any other user from uploading the same video, using the detection of copyright ID and video customization technology. The same process will also allow YouTube to alert creators when similar content is uploaded when this box is turned on, with these additional potential infringements then in the ‘Copyright Agreement‘tab in YouTube Studio. YouTube notes that creators need to ensure this they own exclusive worldwide rights to any video content they claim in this process, but if you do own the content, and you want to prevent people from uploading different versions and using your material again, this new process will provide a different measure to protect against abuse. In order to provide insight into how effectively the process works for your…

by: Kenny Hawkins Posted: Jun 9, 2021 / 11:48 PM EDT / Updated: Jun 9, 2021 / 11:48 PM EDT Bristol, TN — Next weekend the Bristol Motor Speedway will host the youtube sensation Dude Perfect show, “Chaos at the Colosseum.” This popular sports, comedy, and entertainment group from Frisco, Texas will make a special live appearance at BMS on Friday, June 18th and there are still good tickets on sale. JERRY CALDWELL”We are thrilled it’s going to be a tremendous show having Dude perfect here a lot fun zany antics of them acting up and competitions against each other is what you are going to see will be playing on the backstretch here it’s a great show and will be a lot of sun.” DREW BEDARD”Monster truck,drift cars freestyle motocross and of course Dude Perfect the 5 guys are going to be here staring in the show and commenting on everything that’s apart of it and then you are going to fireworks and pyro it’s going to be a blast.”>

Faye Flam Bloomberg Opinion Labeling misinformation online is doing more harm than good. The possibility that COVID-19 came from a lab accident is just the latest example. Social media companies tried to suppress any discussion of it for months. But why? There’s no strong evidence against it, and evidence for other theories is still inconclusive. Pathogens have escaped from labs many times, and people have died as a result.Social media fact-checkers don’t have any special knowledge or ability to sort fact from misinformation. What they have is extraordinary power to shape what people believe. And stifling ideas can backfire if it leads people to believe there’s a “real story” that is being suppressed.Misinformation is dangerous. It can keep people from getting lifesaving medical treatments, including vaccines. But flagging it doesn’t necessarily solve the problem. It’s much better to provide additional information than to censor information.Part of the problem is that people think they know misinformation when they see it. And those most confident of their ability to spot it may be least aware of their own biases. That includes the fact-checking industry within the mainstream media, who were caught removing earlier posts on the lab leak theory, as well as…

It’s all about eyeliner down under By Briar Clark BEAUTYcrew Content Producer / June 09 2021 When it comes to learning a new beauty hack or nailing a makeup trend, there’s no platform quite like YouTube for deep-diving through hours upon hours of tutorials. Perfect for the visual learners among us, it’s no surprise that Australian’s are still flocking to YouTube in droves to school themselves on all things beauty. In fact, RY recently released a trend report about the biggest YouTube trends in Australia and from the evidence gathered, we think it’s fair to say Aussies love eyeliner and they’re not afraid to get creative with colour either; searches for rainbow, ‘80s and Bratz doll tutorials all ranked among the top 10. Without further ado – here are the YouTube trends Aussies can’t get enough of. Winged eyeliner tutorial - 1,800 annual searches Nothing beats a classic winged eyeliner look, so it’s no surprise that Aussies are still searching for tutorials on how to perfect theirs. This is one trend that we don’t expect to see going anywhere anytime soon. Cut crease tutorial - 1,800 annual searches The cut crease is one of those eye makeup tricks that seems…

~~ ~ The Japan Karatedo Federation (JKF)’s player strengthening committee has appointed former world champion and YouTube star Rika Usami (5th Dan) (35) as its chairperson in the buildup to the Tokyo Olympics. Usami was crowned world karate champion in the women’s kata discipline in 2012. On top of that, a YouTube video of Usami’s winning performance has stacked up a staggering 17 million views. The former world champion has been appointed with the goal of helping Japan win medals in all eight karate kata and kumite events at an Olympics that will feature karate for the first time. Her appointment comes in the wake of her predecessor’s sacking over physical abuse involving a bamboo sword. Usami’s kata has been described as the “most beautiful in the world.” “As the country that invented karate, Japan is not in a position to lose. I will use all my experience (as world champion),” says Usami. Support from her Husband “Although I feel nervous, I want to create a good environment for the athletes. I will try my best to fulfill my role,” Usami said to Tottori Governor Shinji Hirai – her most senior boss – when she reported that she was leaving…

This image, provided by YG Entertainment on Tuesday, marks 1.2 billion YouTube views for K-pop act BLACKPINK's music video "Boombayah." (YG Entertainment) K-pop act BLACKPINK has achieved another YouTube milestone, with the music video for its song "Boombayah" racking up 1.2 billion views on YouTube.The 2016 hit broke the milestone at 10:29 a.m. Tuesday, becoming the four-piece act's third music video to break the 1.2 billion mark, according to YG Entertainment.The record came nearly five years after the all-female band released its debut single album "Square One" with the two tracks "Boombayah" and "Whistle" in August 2016.The song has earned nearly 300 million streams on the music streaming platform Spotify, YG added.BLACKPINK boasts one of the world's biggest fan bases on YouTube with more than 61.9 million subscribers, the second most among musicians after Justin Bieber.It has 28 videos with over 100 million views, including four music videos that achieved the 1 billion view milestone. Its most-watched music video is "Ddu-du Ddu-du" with 1.6 billion views. (Yonhap)

YouTube has been working on improving its comment section on the best Android phones, and the latest look shows how the app might plan to incorporate comments while viewing a full-screen video. Multiple users have reported a "bug" (via Android Police) in the YouTube app that shows the comment section in a scrollable side panel while in landscape mode. The panel appears to allow users to hide or bring up the comment section at will, with the video adjusting in size to accommodate. The transition looks fairly smooth and provides an uninterrupted viewing experience for anyone brave enough to scroll through the comment section. It would save users having to exit out of fullscreen mode in order to leave a comment on a video. It appears that users can also get rid of the side panel by hitting the "X" on the top right corner of the panel. The new view also appears different from the live chat feed that appears when watching a live video feed. If this is a test, it wouldn't be the first time we've seen YouTube messing around with the comments section. In March, the app was spotted testing out a few different layouts for…