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On Thursday, Infowars host and founder Alex Jones appeared on journalist Tim Pool’s Timcast IRL podcast alongside author and media personality Michael Malice. As with most of Jones’ guest appearances, the episode was hugely popular and racked up 999,000 views in less than 24 hours. It also had a 99% approval rating with 92,000 likes to 1,300 dislikes. But less than a day after the episode was live streamed, YouTube took it down and claimed that it violated the rules around “harassment and bullying.” Double your web browsing speed with today's sponsor. Get Brave. Pool tweeted that it was “literally one second out of 4 hours that got the episode pulled” and suggested that the episode was taken down because of comments Jones made when discussing investor Bill Gates’ past statements on “death panels” (panels that decide whether elderly or terminal patients should be given medical care). Gates stated in 2010 that the cost of healthcare was squeezing “higher education” and framed this as “a tradeoff society is making because of very, very high medical costs and a lack of willingness to say, ‘You know, is spending a million dollars on that last three months of life for that patient, would it be better not to lay off those 10 teachers and to make that tradeoff in medical costs?’ But that’s called the death panel and you’re not supposed to have that discussion.” And when asked about death panels in a 2014 interview with Rolling Stone, Gates said: “The idea that there aren’t trade-offs is an outrageous thing. Most countries know that there are trade-offs, but here, we manage to have the notion that there aren’t any. So that’s unfortunate, to not have people think, ‘Hey, there are finite resources here.'” During the Timcast IRL segment (which begins around 34:13…

YouTube star Brittani Boren Leach revealed she saved her placenta to eat via encapsulation as the family welcomed her newborn baby just 10 months after the death of their three-month-old son Crew. The 29-year-old first announced the birth of the newborn on her Instagram Stories on Thursday morning, and on Friday shared more details about her postpartum plans.Brittani said that following Cole's birth, she would send the placenta to Mommy Made Encapsulation, a California based company that turns placentas into digestible pills.She shared a photo of her placenta packaged in a Mommy Made Encapsulation box with her 875,000 Instagram followers.Scroll down for video  Brittani Boren Leach (pictured) gave birth on Thursday to a baby boy named Cole less than a year after the death of their three-month-old son Crew Cole Leach (pictured) is the youngest of five siblings, including Cooper, Cash, Carter and Sydney Leach Brittani shared a photo of her placenta packaged in a Mommy Made Encapsulation box  (pictured) with her 875,000 Instagram followersPlacentophagy, or the act of eating placentas, has become popular with celebrities like Kim Kardashian-West and January Jones indulging in the process. Proponents of placentophagy have accredited the process with preventing and reducing postpartum depression, improving mood, boosting energy, improving lactation and being a general benefit to new mothers.But health officials have previously pushed back on encapsulation based on a June 2017 study published by the CDC.The CDC warned against capsule consumption after a newborn in Oregon developed recurrent group B streptococcus sepsis, a bacteria that can cause complications for newborns and even result in sepsis.  The CDC study said the newborn baby began having difficulty breathing after the mother began digesting placenta capsules infected with the bacteria from her dried placenta. Pictured: Cole Leach wrapped in a blanket and resiting in hospital bassinet after he was born on Thursday On Friday, Brittani shared adorable…

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Share this article:Photo from Pixabay. The mother of a teen YouTube sensation with 5 million followers has dropped the lawsuit she filed against an unnamed woman who allegedly defamed the plaintiff on Instagram with claims of child pornography. Tiffany Smith’s Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit was filed April 20 and identified the alleged author of the damaging comments only as Jane Doe because she was unable to identify her. Smith, whose daughter is 13-year-old YouTube personality Piper Rockelle, sought unspecified compensatory and punitive damages. Smith’s attorneys filed court papers on Oct. 22 asking Judge Susan Bryant-Deason to dismiss the suit “without prejudice,” meaning the plaintiff can refile it later if circumstances warrant her doing so. The final court papers still identified the defendant as Jane Doe. According to the plaintiff, her daughter has nearly 5 million YouTube subscribers and 3 million Instagram followers. Doe is an Instagram subscriber who, along with others, created an account on Instagram dubbed ExposingRockelles, according to the suit, which described the account as a “hate” page “dedicated to harassing and disseminating false and defamatory allegations” against Smith and her family. Smith learned in March that Doe published assertions that she is involved in child pornography in order to subject her family to shame, embarrassment, humiliation and ridicule, the suit alleged. Doe also published Smith’s address and posted photographs of her home, where Piper also resides, “in order to intimidate and expose plaintiff and her family to harassment and harm…,” according to the suit. In one posting Doe wrote, “Someone’s address just got leaked. Credits: my team,” according to the suit, which says the defendant’s actions resulted “in the intended outcome as strangers appeared at plaintiff’s home and the police had to be called.” Outraged Mom Of YouTube Teen Sensation Drops Lawsuit: Fake Child Porn ‘Hate’…

As Play Music nears deprecation, Google continues to update its successor with more and more features. YouTube Music is now working on Snapchat and Instagram story sharing, but the functionality is not yet live. If you have Instagram or Snapchat installed on your Android device, YouTube Music’s custom share sheet features two new targets. “Instagram stories” and “Snapchat stories” look to be generated by the streaming service and not the default ones — as determined by the square icon shape — offered by the social apps. At the moment, tapping either crashes YouTube Music. However, it’s clear what functionality Google is working towards. Similar to Apple Music and Spotify, you’ll presumably be able to share a story that features the song you’re listening to. This should include album artwork and artist name, as well as some sort of custom vertical background. If Google is working with Instagram, there will likely be a link for viewers of the story to open YouTube Music and start listening. Besides giving existing users popular Snapchat and Instagram sharing options, this serves as another way for Google to advertise YouTube Music. As of today, the integration does not appear to be live on either social network. More about YouTube Music: YouTube Music adds ‘activity bar’ to customize homepage, rolls out personalized ‘My Mixes’ YouTube Music adds playlist setting to filter out liked videos from main service YouTube Music’s flagship ‘Your Mix’ playlist is now called ‘My Supermix’ FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news: About the Author Abner Li @technacity Editor-in-chief. Interested in the minutiae of Google and Alphabet. Tips/talk: abner@9to5g.com

By Kirsty GrantNewsbeat reporterPublishedduration3 hours agoimage copyrightFireshoneimage caption"Why would I be friendly on the mic? I like to shock people. They see me and think 'how can she look like that but sound so aggressive?'""I've always been outspoken. I say things that will make people talk, other people are afraid to do that."Two years ago, Ivorian Doll was telling outrageous stories and talking about scandalous topics on her YouTube channel.Now, with the same cheeky energy and quick wit, she's bulldozed her way into the drill music scene.The 22-year-old artist, real name Vanessa Mahi, tells Radio 1 Newsbeat about the "mad transition".The Ivorian Doll YouTube channel contained unfiltered stories about being cheated on or having fights.It was "the kind of stuff people talk about with their friends" and brought her hundreds of thousands of viewers.'I'm the same person'But it wasn't without drama. Vanessa was always involved in some sort of high-profile argument."I would always cause controversy on YouTube because anything I'd say would be all over Twitter."But it just so happens that heated feuds can lead to the best drill tracks.Vanessa's first song, The Situation, was a tongue-in-cheek send released as part of a duo with fellow rapper, Abigail Asante.After she proceeded in her own lane, things started to accelerate.It's important to Vanessa that her personality shines through in her music."I needed people to know I'm the same person ," she says.image copyrightFireshoneimage captionVanessa chose the name Ivorian Doll in secondary school for her Facebook profile, nodding to her family's west African heritageHer single Rumours came out in April."Everyone was saying to me that song was going to be big, but I didn't believe it," she explains.The teaser posted online before the song release went viral, but Vanessa was still dubious.She told herself "social media hype isn't real",…

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A new YouTube Channel for the Missouri State Highway Patrol is now up and running.       NEWS-11-10-2020 HIGHWAY PATROL YOUTUBE 1 - 11th November 2020Captain John Hotz with the Patrol tells KRMS News the idea for a YouTube channel goes back about a year. He also says the channel will offer people in the Lake Area and throughout Missouri an online platform for education and information, as well as original content focusing on traffic safety, career opportunities and other services offered by the Missouri Highway Patrol. You can find them here: https://youtu.be/bpXBJkuW3VM Missouri State Highway Patrol Launches YouTube Channel! Colonel Eric T. Olson, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, invites the public to visit the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s YouTube channel. “We are launching our YouTube channel today and invite the public to visit us,” said Col. Olson. “Our mission of service and protection extends to every person in this state. While the most important contacts are those that occur when a trooper speaks with someone or stops to assist them, it’s important that we reach our stakeholders wherever they happen to be. The Patrol’s YouTube channel provides us with another platform for educating and informing the public.” The Patrol’s YouTube channel will host original videos to educate the public about traffic safety, the agency, the services it provides, and show the wide variety of career opportunities with the Patrol. “I invite the public to take a few moments, visit us on YouTube, and view our launch video, ‘This is your Missouri State Highway Patrol,’” said Col. Olson. “We plan to have an active YouTube channel, so stay tuned. Of course, you’ll still be able to find us on our social media accounts. Most importantly, you’ll find us throughout the state exactly where you need us to be.” Too many…

Image Source : INSTAGRAM/RANADAGGUBATI Rana Daggubati launches his YouTube channel called South Bay Baahubali superstar Rana Daggubati has announced the launch of his YouTube channel called South Bay. The actor has been entertaining the viewer with his spectacular performances and fun content through social media and now he is all set to take over YouTube. In a press release, the details about the actor's new venture revealed that South Bay will host "varied mix of content, right from live chats, snackable short forms, news, music, animation, fiction & non-fiction." Taking to Instagram, Rana on Monday shared multiple posts giving a sneak peek into what viewers can expect from his YouTube channel. The shows will have personalities from across the globe conversing on life post the pandemic. South Bay includes two special shows called Coming Back to Life with Lakshmi Manchu and Secret Box with Shruti Haasan. One of his posts read, "YRU??? Just a mad show that’s all!? Full series soon @southbay.live." Another post read, "Here’s our group photo from #Whyareyou??" Talking about South Bay, Rana Dagubbati said in a statement, "This is a very exciting time to be a content producer, to innovate, experiment and just create. Audiences are now more receptive, allowing creators to go beyond the threshold and bring exciting, fresh, never seen before content. South Bay is just a step towards that vision. We have collaborated with talented, vibrant creators and have given them a mainstream platform. With South Bay, we want to build a cohesive community and interactive experiences for our audiences." The actor will launch his digital platform South Bay on November 15. There will also be a chat show hosted by Rana, titled "Why Are You?". For music enthusiasts, there is "Sublime Collective", which will put the spotlight on independent artistes across the…

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