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Portland, OR, USA - Jun 9, 2023: Assorted streaming apps. getty Remember when the flavor of the month for media companies was having their own DTC (direct to consumer) streaming app? No more pesky gatekeepers like the cable business – we’re going to own the customer relationship! We don’t need no stinking distribution partners! What did NBCU and YouTube agree to do here? Well, with the announcement of the new partnership between NBCUniversal’s Peacock and YouTube, DTC sure looks like just one playing card in a very old deck called syndication. No man is an island, and neither is a streaming app from a traditional media company. It isn’t like NBCU and YouTube haven’t done business before. YouTube has a flood of NBCU content from NBC News, SNL, iconic NBC network entertainment like Johnny Carson and David Letterman, and from Peacock itself. But this deal feels like a pointed acknowledgment from NBCU about the increasingly critical role played not only by YouTube and YouTube Premium but the Big Tech platforms that are only increasing their domination of consumer media consumption. According to this new agreement, beginning in 2027, Peacock Premium, NBCU’s ad-supported subscription tier, will be available to YouTube Premium

(CNN) — A new luxury resort in Mexico that costs thousands of dollars a night is off to a rocky start after a reviewer with a reservation alleges he was turned away at the property’s gates. Ryan Walker, a luxury hotel reviewer on YouTube with more than 140K subscribers, posted a video earlier this week showing an interaction on Monday outside the brand-new Amanvari Mexico by Aman Resorts. The property, where stays for August 6 were listed on Aman’s site for more than $6,000 a night, is located about a two-hour drive from San José del Cabo on the Baja California peninsula. Walker’s driver was told he could not enter the property, the video shows, although Walker said he booked the hotel stay weeks ago. The video, viewed more than 500K times this week, showed a screenshot of an email exchange discussing his stay. Conversations with workers outside the resort quickly escalated with one person captured on video saying she needed to speak with the police. Walker claims they did call the police. “We were stopped by an unmarked armed patrol truck with 5-6 armed officers,” Walker told CNN Travel via email on Thursday. “They did not speak to us

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Duke had an excellent chance of going undefeated in 2010-11. With a backcourt of Nolan Smith and Kyrie Irving, and a frontcourt of Kyle Singler, Mason Plumlee, Ryan Kelly, Miles Plumlee, and Seth Curry and Tyler Thornton off the bench, it was poised to be vastly better than the 2009-10 championship team. A lot of that was due to Irving. Now he’s a surefire Hall of Fame player, but as a freshman, there were doubts. People thought that he wasn’t that athletic. He put a lot of that to bed early after lighting up Michigan State for 31 in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Unfortunately, he suffered an injury just a few games into the season and ultimately played just 11 games. It was enough, though: Irving was the #1 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft and went on to become the Rookie of the Year. His career has seen some controversies, but no one seriously argues that he’s the best ball handler the game has ever seen and is bound for Springfield, home of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Youngstown State University’s award-winning American Foundry Society student team will be featured in Episode 5 of Season 1 of “Cast in Steel,” scheduled to premiere on YouTube on Thursday.  The episode highlights YSU’s George Washinguin design from the 2025 Steel Founders’ Society of America Cast in Steel Competition. The team earned Best in Show and placed first overall among 36 collegiate teams nationwide.  It also received first place for Best Performance and second-place honors for Best Casting and Best Design and Process.  Students designed, cast and tested a George Washington-inspired sword using modern metalcasting methods. Judges recognized the YSU design for its balance, usability and structural integrity. “Cast in Steel” premiered July 9 and will release new episodes weekly. Viewers can watch the episode that features YSU and all the other episodes on the Cast in Steel YouTube channel.

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Home > General News > Oklahoma appeals court tosses out stalking conviction related to man’s YouTube rant  The Oklahoma Judicial Center is the headquarters of the Oklahoma Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals. (Photo/Carmen Forman, Oklahoma Voice) Summary: – The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed a stalking conviction tied to a man’s public YouTube video about his ex-wife. – The court said state law targets unwanted conduct directed at a person rather than speech about someone. – The ruling examined the balance between free expression and protections against harassment. OKLAHOMA CITY — A Bryan County man’s decision to post a 40-minute rant about his ex-wife on YouTube doesn’t constitute stalking, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals ruled. In an order released Thursday, the state’s high court for criminal matters ordered the case against Lon Brandon Meeks, 45, dismissed. The high court ruled that the state’s anti-stalking law is designed to “shield a person from unwanted conduct,” not “censor someone from randomly talking negatively about a third party to others.” The court said the law prohibits contact “directed toward” a person, not “communication about a person.” Meeks, who was prosecuted in Bryan County District Court, was sentenced in 2025

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