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YouTube star Zhong has signed a deal with Studio71 to partner on advertising sales and content protection. The popular star offers a distinct brand of long-form comedy videos centering on him performing unusual stunts, often focused on building structures in his home and other spots. Zhong boasts nearly 68 million followers on YouTube and 15.6 million on TikTok. Studio71 will plug Zhong into its channel and digital networks for content distribution as well as ad sales and sponsorship opportunities. “Zhong has built one of the fastest-growing creator brands on YouTube with a massive global audience,” said Adam Boorstin, co-CEO of Studio71. “We’re excited to support the expansion of his business and help build new relationships with brand partners.” Popular on Variety The creator hails from Chinese and Russian descent and is now based in Los Angeles. “I’ve spent years creating content for a global audience, and partnering with Studio71 is about leveling up the business side of what we do,” Zhong said. “Their experience with monetization and content protection lets my team and me stay focused on creating, while growing how and where our content makes an impact.” Based in Los Angeles, Studio71 operates FAST channels and a collection of

Three-hour takedown, AI labelling: India's new social media rules spark debate AFP via Getty Images India has taken several steps in recent years to tighten oversight of online speech India has introduced new rules that make it mandatory for social media companies to remove unlawful material within three hours of being notified, in a sharp tightening of the existing 36-hour deadline. The amended guidelines will take effect from 20 February and apply to major platforms including Meta, YouTube and X. They will also apply to AI-generated content. The government did not provide a reason for reducing the takedown window. But critics worry the move is part of a broader tightening of oversight of online content and could lead to censorship in the world's largest democracy with more than a billion internet users In recent years, Indian authorities have used existing Information Technology rules to order social media platforms to remove content deemed illegal under laws dealing with national security and public order. Experts say they give authorities wide-ranging power over social media content. According to transparency reports, more than 28,000 URLs or web links were blocked in 2024 following government requests. The BBC has contacted the ministry of electronics and

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Published Feb 9, 2026, 4:41 PM EST Timi is a news and deals writer who's been reporting on technology for over a decade. He loves breaking down complex subjects into easy-to-read pieces that keep you informed. But his recent passion comes from finding the best discounts on the internet on some of the best tech products out right now. Sign in to your Android Police account It's finally happening. After years of price increases, YouTube TV is providing subscribers with more choices that will save you money. Starting this week, new and current subscribers will be able to choose from a variety of new plans that will come in way below the usual monthly price. While the main YouTube TV plan for $82.99/month will still exist, these new plans will allow subscribers to choose what they want to watch and pay less for it. It's about time For example, if you're someone that's into sports and only cares about that, well, you're in luck because YouTube TV will now offer a Sports Plan that costs $64.99/month. There will also be a Sports + News plan for $71.99/month, along with an Entertainment plan that costs just $54.99/month. In addition, YouTube TV will

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Streamed opposite Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance, Turning Point USA’s “All-American Halftime Show” featuring Kid Rock drew as many as 6.1 million concurrent viewers on its YouTube channel Sunday night. The show, which started after the conclusion of the first half of the Super Bowl, began with a message in support of late conservative pundit Charlie Kirk. “This one is for you, Charlie,” a spokesman said. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made a video appearance on the YouTube livestream before the concert commenced, and the stream included a pro-adoption advertisement funded by “Adoption is an option.” But the show, which also saw performances from country singers Brantley Gilbert, Lee Brice and Gabby Barrett, was mostly devoid of political messaging. “From the War Department, we salute Turning Point USA and everyone who believes freedom is still worth the fight,” Hegseth said in the video. “Thank you for your courage as an organization, your clarity and leadership, and for this halftime show the war department is proud to support.” While Turning Point USA drew over 6 million concurrent views on YouTube, the television audience for the Bad Bunny halftime show was expected to be much larger. Last year, Kendrick Lamar’s halftime

An online streamer has been kicked out and handed a life ban from the Phoenix Open after causing a stir during the popular PGA Tour event. Jack Doherty, who has more than 15 million subscribers on YouTube, was escorted out of TPC Scottsdale after interrupting play in the second round. In a video that surfaced online, Doherty was shown offering $100 to a spectator to yell out "jackass" while Mackenzie Hughes took a swing. READ MORE: Gastro bug rattles women's ice hockey with teams on high alert READ MORE: 'Dream come true' for Aussie in stunning $5.7m LIV debut READ MORE: Kyle left Australia at just 18. Now, he's a wrestling superstar Doherty was then filmed being escorted out of the facility by security and was informed that if he attempted to come back, the police would be called. YouTube streamer Jack Doherty is kicked out of the Phoenix Open. Twitter "It happens at this tournament sometimes, I saw the video," Hughes told The Athletic. "Honestly, I didn't lose much sleep over it. My caddie and the security staff were all pretty prompt to kick whoever it was out. I feel like I wasn't really much of the story. "I just

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