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by: Nexstar Media Wire and Jeremy Tanner Posted: Jan 7, 2021 / 09:47 PM CST / Updated: Jan 7, 2021 / 09:47 PM CST FILE – This March 20, 2018, file photo shows the YouTube app on an iPad. More than a month after the U.S. presidential election, YouTube says it will start removing newly uploaded material that claims widespread voter fraud or errors changed the outcome. The Google-owned video service said Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 that this is in line with how it has dealt with past elections. That’s because Tuesday was the “safe harbor” deadline for the election and YouTube said enough states have certified their results to determine Joe Biden as the winner. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The newly-formed union of Alphabet workers issued a statement Thursday condemning YouTube’s “key role” in the growth of fascism in the United States, and criticizing the response from executives. Alphabet is the parent company of both YouTube and Google. The statement comes a day after a mob of angry Trump supporters breached the U.S. Capitol, interrupting the certification of President-elect Biden’s victory. One woman was shot by police and killed in the riots that left windows smashed,…

OTTAWA -- With his stuffed elephant named Dex and his pet cat named Puppy, Steve Massa is going the extra mile to make sure his students have fun while learning French while away from the classroom. As schools closed for in-person learning last spring, the Grade 3 teacher with the Toronto District School Board decided to get creative to keep his students engaged while learning the French language, so “Monsieur Steve” was born. "I honestly had no idea what I was doing," Massa told CTV News. Massa’s Monsieur Steve YouTube channel uses fun videos to teach children how to speak French.  Sometimes he takes his viewers to certain landmarks in Toronto or parts of Ontario, while other times he records grammar lessons from his home. Some of his recent videos include a trip to Sudbury, Ont., and informative videos about New Year’s Eve and the holiday season. "I think it keeps the kids engaged and wanting more,” Massa said. “That's the whole point is to make them excited and happy to be learning.” Massa also wears costumes -- from Harry Potter, Pokemon characters and a slice of pizza to name a few – while also incorporating his stuffed elephant and…

Twitter has stepped in to lock President Trump's account for 12 hours and blocked access to several tweets from Wednesday citing risks of violence, and along with Facebook and YouTube they have removed a video Trump posted from the Rose Garden Wednesday afternoon.Twitter and CEO Jack Dorsey have suggested in recent months that Trump won't have a Twitter presence after he's no longer a head of state, and today's events may have further solidified that stance. After Trump's own words incited violence and a riotous breach of the Capitol Building on Wednesday, Twitter has moved to both remove several tweets — along with the Rose Garden video in which he continued to insist the election was "stolen" — as well as at least one other tweet in which he attacked Vice President Trump, and his account has been locked for 12 hours. That means that, temporarily, he can not post any tweets, and these several tweets can't be retweeted. Still, other tweets from the last 24 hours including this one continue to be wildly amplified and retweeted — which is an argument for shutting his account down completely.As Time reports, Twitter locked the president's account early Wednesday evening in addition…

NBC News - Twitter removed three tweets from the account of President Donald Trump on Wednesday and suspended his account for 12 hours after he continued to push conspiracy theories about the election after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol building. The company also warned that further violations of its rules “will result in permanent suspension” of the president’s Twitter account. One of the tweets contained a video of Trump repeating unfounded claims that the election was taken from him and encouraging his supporters to disperse after violence erupted at the Capitol. He said law and order was needed and added that he loved his supporters. Facebook and YouTube also removed the video from the president's accounts. The video showed Trump repeating unfounded claims that the election was taken from him and encouraging his supporters to disperse after violence erupted at the Capitol. He said law and order was needed and added that he loved his supporters. Twitter removed Trump's post after initially prohibiting it from being retweeted or replied to. It had added a tag to the post that read, "This claim of election fraud is disputed, and this Tweet can't be replied to, Retweeted, or liked due to a risk…

LEWISTON — Administrators are looking into a way to offer filtered YouTube access to students on school devices. Superintendent Jake Langlais introduced the idea at a School Committee meeting Monday night. “I believe the benefits outweigh the risks,” he said. “I think there is massive benefit to YouTube’s educational platform.” The online video platform offers educational material that would greatly enrich remote instruction, he said. Teachers have full access, and students had it until a few years ago. “The media that is added to YouTube on a daily basis is incredible,” Langlais wrote in a memo to the committee. “Much of the content is educationally purposeful.” He noted that SAT prep courses are offered through YouTube and Lewiston Public Schools students could not access them. However, some content is inappropriate and even disturbing, he said. Filters likely would not catch all the inappropriate material, David Theriault, director of instructional technology for Lewiston Public Schools, said. He said about 500 hours of videos per minute are uploaded to the platform. In a presentation to the School Committee, Theriault said he and his staff tested filtering systems. “In our testing of Restricted Mode, videos with mature content were still readily available for…

With a tweet, famed YouTube influencer MrBeast launched a nationwide burger chain. Overnight, 300 locations across the United States began operation, offering the young celebrities’ signature brand of beef to fans exclusively through delivery apps. Powered by an army of ghost kitchens and launched into the stratosphere by social media, MrBeast Burger offers a glimpse of retail powered by Gen Z.  I just launched 300 restaurants nationwide! Just go on your favorite delivery app and order a MrBeast Burger! WE’VE BEEN WORKING ON THIS FOR FOREVER AND IM SO EXCITED! pic.twitter.com/hn7tXeWrOu— MrBeast (@MrBeastYT) December 19, 2020 Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson’s YouTube channel has 47.8 million subscribers, where his videos have more than 3 billion views. His channel alone earns the 22-year-old an estimated $24 million a year. His channel is known for attention-grabbing stunts, like giving away large sums of money and pranking fellow YouTube celebrities. His latest stunt is launching a fast food empire that bears his brand name. But is it more than a stunt?  Strictly speaking, Mr Beast Burger is a ‘virtual restaurant,’ only available through delivery. Will Hyde, a producer for MrBeast, led the charge, working with Virtual Dining Concepts to develop the initial locations and establish…

No video downloader can boast of quality videos uploaded on its platform as YouTube. Up to 300 hours of videos are uploaded on YouTube every minute. The mind bugling statistics that we know of YouTube cannot be matched by any video-sharing platform or any even social media platform. We are very sure that if you open your YouTube application as you are reading this article, you will find a video that will entice you. That is how user-friendly YouTube is. You should be aware that you can only watch the videos you see on YouTube on the website only. Downloading the video is another process entirely. The process of downloading is done outside of YouTube. It is only the URL link on the address bar of the video you need. Bit Online youTube mp3 downloader Ddownr Online YouTube Downloader AllMyTube YouTube Downloader Winx YouTube Downloader Bit Online YouTube Downloader Bit Online YouTube Downloader is an online YouTube downloader that is used to download videos online. Asides YouTube, Bit Online YouTube Downloader, can other websites like Facebook, Twitter, Coub, and some other websites.  Bit Online YouTube Downloader can be used for free and does not require any additional software or user…

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MrBeast decided to do his own YouTube Rewind and fans are jazzed about it. 2020 was a bizarre year and the company was left in a bit of a bind with what to do to commemorate the holiday. MrBeast took it upon himself to shine the spotlight on some smaller channels and raise awareness for the entire platform. In a video he uploaded to YouTube, he showcased as many of the personalities responsible for entertaining us all as he could. Fans were all too grateful to get a Rewind treatment. The strange remixes and looks back at pop culture moments basically power the platform. For some reason, YouTube didn’t see it that way. But, luckily for those watching at home, he’s out there ready and willing to put on the big show all on his own. I just uploaded my own version of Youtube Rewind! Retweet this tweet to spread awareness! #BeastRewind — MrBeast (@MrBeastYT) January 1, 2021 The talk of last month was MrBeast Burgers’ opening day and the resulting rush to go find locations across the United States. MrBeast said on Twitter, “I just launched 300 restaurants nationwide! Just go on your favorite delivery app and order a…

Mario Bravante January 3, 2021 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – No. 10 Arkansas (10-2, 1-1) bounced back today inside Bud Walton Arena, beating Missouri (4-3, 0-2), 91-88, to get back into the win column. The win is the third straight victory for Head Coach Mike Neighbors’ Hogs over the Tigers, the longest streak of wins against Missouri since they beat them three straight times over the 2014-15 seasons. Despite holding the lead for 35 of the game’s 40 minutes, Arkansas was constantly fighting off a resilient Missouri team Sunday night. The visiting Tigers kept the deficit to single digits for the majority of the second half, forcing the Razorbacks to come up with clutch shots throughout the fourth quarter. Redshirt senior Chelsea Dungee was crucial in that department, scoring 10 points in the final frame and keeping the Hogs ahead. Dungee, who went off for 38 in last year’s meeting between the teams in Bud Walton Arena, led the Hogs once again, scoring 25 points. Amber Ramirez added 17 while Makayla Daniels chipped in 16. TURNING POINT Missouri started the game hot, jumping out to a quick 8-0 lead. Minutes later, the Hogs gained the lead and held it for the rest…