it is a smaller audience versus youtube.itch has gone after everyone from hollywood a blister's who post a lot on youtube. they wondered if someone like will smith would want to post on there, to a more traditional youtube style influencer, whether it is the fine brothers who write and produce shows for youtube or a famous lifestyle influencer. they would go to twitch because they can't rely on youtube for all their money. obviously, will smith makes plenty of money doing various things, but if you are an influencer, you may have built your business on youtube, but youtube is a somewhat unreliable partner and there is only so much money you can make at a low margin advertising. you go to twitch because you can sell subscriptions. one of the most common ways for people to make money there is getting your fans to pay five dollars, $25 a month to subscribe to your channel. that subscription feature is not nearly as common on youtube as on twitch. taylor: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. jason: and online

lucas: youtube is the place for on-demand video.u want to look up something whether a late-night clip or a music video, you will probably find it on youtube. youtube is the common language of video on the internet. but which has grown because of its emphasis on live. if you think of it, a lot of the tv we watched historically has been live and that is really appealing to advertising and appealing to some viewers. so that is the competitive advantage twitch has. twitch is significantly smaller than glue -- youtube. it is not as global, and the video it has is not as diverse, but they are trying to change that and the gamer demographic which is so strong in is also very popular. some of the most popular youtube stars over the years, household names that people between 12 and 34, are gamers. youtube has gotten nervous about the competition from twitch. you have seen the make deals to deter twitch. carol: tell me about the personalities twitch is trying to attract. why would they want to go to twitch? it is a smaller audience. lucas: tw

twitch is significantly smaller than youtube., and the video it has is not as diverse, but they are trying to change that and the gamer demographic which is so strong in is also very popular. some of the most popular youtube stars over the years, household names that people between 12 and 34, are gamers. youtube has gotten nervous about the competition from twitch. you have seen the make deals to deter twitch. carol: tell me about the personalities twitch is trying to attract. why would they want to go to twitch? it is a smaller audience. lucas: twitch has gone after everyone from hollywood a lister's who post a lot on you -- youtube. they wondered if someone like will smith would want to post on there, to a more traditional youtube style influencer, whether the fine brothers who write and produce shows for you tube or a famous lifestyle influencer. they would go to twitch because they can't rely on youtube for all their money. obviously, will smith makes plenty of money doing various things, but if you are an influencer, you may

people are used to watching things for free on youtube.people watch that will not compare to this evening. loads of young people now probably never see or watch live television. 0ften everything they are consuming is on youtube. why do young people do this? it is the immediacy, but the personality. it isa immediacy, but the personality. it is a massive thing on television as well. what part of the reason that these two have made such big names for themselves is that they upload videos every day. it is a massive undertaking. there is a big problem with youtube stars know when they are getting burnt out. they feel pressure to produce content every day. when they are doing that, they feel like your best friend, in a way that traditional celebrities cannot. it is not the same. how much of that is regulated. parents have to rely on them not to overstep the mark?m is not regulated at all, in any way. that is why logan paul's controversy happened. can you explain that? the only sense of regulation is dictated by the advertisement revenue. when yo

she still has a youtube channel.he truth is we conservatives always want more political speech, not less of it, even when it's offensive to us. our only point usually about speech is limiting it if there's a direct incitement to violence. but political speech in general, we want more. now, while facebook and apple are private companies and thus aren't actors for first amendment companies, they be really careful because voters in the future might just demand that facebook, twitter, youtube be treated more like public utility, public utilities that much to operate in the public interest. but since a utility can't refuse to give electricity to a family because they disagree with their views or heaven forbid because they're of a different race, they act in the public interest. ted cruz in response to the alex jones purge said tech companies have a degree of power and an ability to censor that we could never have imagined. they have the ability if there is a speaker that is disfavored simply to silence the speaker. your w

the kids like to get on it and watch youtube videos and i don't want them to come across youtube videos i don't think they should be. >> this is usually something conservatives have asked for and supported his more control over the content that comes their way on the internet. we responded by offering it coming voluntary setting to the restricted mode on. what it does is every video that comes into youtube is rated a sickly along the guidelines that coming in no come if the video is rated at restricted mode, it means it's pg content or above. 12% of the videos are rated as pg or above. for context, twice as many videos from the history channel are rated pg or above. >> you have to watch about aliens. >> or the young turks, one of the most popular progressive youtube channels. 71% are rated as restrict the mode. "the daily show" 50%. the "huffington post" 14%. holiday saying is we think these videos are pg or above and for those viewers are to walk pg or above content, won't automatically serve this to you. it's not taken down. it still hosted for free on youtube for the other 99% of the

we don't charge prager to use youtube. in fact, prager is set up as a 501-c-3. i know ttp efforts, if there are any other 501-c3's in here, check out google for nonprofits, we have an ad grants program, if you're a 501-c3 registered in the united states, we'll give up up to $10,000 in kind ads to promote your institution. any 501-c-3. prager used the 501-c3 and used it effectively. we've given them over half a million dollars in google ad grants over the last six years to promote prager u. it's how they have gotten, part of how they have gotten such a big following. the other thing that frustrates me, sorry if i go on a bit but i hear it a lot, i'm concerned there is bad information about there. think a little bit from a historical perspective. when there were three tv channels, that was the gatekeeper society and the exciting thing about the internet is the move away in the -- from the gatekeeper society. the internet is what enabled conservatives to go around the traditional media, that we couldn't get into. and most of the videos that are on youtube never wou

she still has a youtube channel. the truth is we conservatives always want more political speech even when it is offensive to us. our only point usually about speech is limiting it if there is a direct incitement to violence or injurious to children. but political speech in general we want more. while facebook and apple are private companies and, thus, aren't state actors for first amendment purposes they better be really careful with these moves to circumscribe certain groups political speech because voters in the future, they might just demand that facebook, twitter, youtube, be treated more like public utilities that have to operate in the public interest. for instance a utility can't refuse to give electricity to a family because they disagree with their views or heaven forbid because they are a different race. they act in the public interest. ted cruz said tech companies have, quote, a degree of power, an ability to censor that william randolph hearst could never have imagined. they have the ability, if there is

i will be specific to youtube for a second. i will be specific to youtube for a second. on youtube, as facebook has as well, we have a specific policy against harassment and cyber bullying. and if you do a quick search, you can actually see the bullets that are involved in that policy and everything there. the resources you will find online, we try to make it really easy for people to report instances of bullying. so, if you see a video or the resources you will find online, there is a flag where you can easily report those. and we have a team that is abusive,monitoring the reportet for us 20 47. -- for us 24/7. have a privacy complaints process whereby individuals or their parents can content report to us if has been uploaded without their consent. and that same reporting team is monitoring that on a 24/7 basis as well. equip peopleto that are using youtube platform as a channel, they are uploading content there. so, on the comments section there is a lot of equip people that are using youtube versatiln terms of how you can use it. contents --turn off comments altogethe

they're not pointing at youtube. teenagers watch four hours of youtube every night.re not pointing at at&t time warner whose these is of the merger was to take time warner high end existing content, repackage it for our network of phones. so they've not only got their big horizontal competitor in youtube, which i think they're basically making an expensive youtube, sounds great given the problems the platform has had, and huge vertically integrated competitor in at&t, time warner. >> keyword there, henry, i'll put this to you, expensive they're putting a lot of money towards content creation, building this platform from what we know so far, but they're not going to own the content, and they're going against the likes of youtube it sounds pricey >> i assume they'll buy exclusive rights to content, which is basically the same thing. a billion dollars, sorry, this is a waltz of elephants now. it is table money, but it is not actually as much money as you think. you look at netflix will spend 10 billion next year hulu, all of the traditional networks and cable companies

>> with google's power behind it, youtube was able to grow in a way the startup never could. >> youtube'sght's democratic presidential debate. the questions came from users of the site. >> if you were elected president of the united states, would you allow us to be married? >> i don't think that any of us could have possibly predicted the role that social networks would play in the u.s. presidential elections. >> candidates are gaining political supporters the way social networkers find friends. the potential voting audience is immense. myspace.com sees up to 56 million unique visitors a month and about 80% are voting age. >> while both campaigns hope their supporters spread the word, obama is friended almost seven times more than mccain. >> the obama campaign happened around the time when social media was experiencing a coming of age. >> barack obama created the movement behind him. he's the first candidate we've ever seen who had an organization that brought together, the internet and the community organizing. >> the obama had the internet. he had myspace and facebook. it certainly chan

so are your kids watching ryan's world on youtube? i'm sure they are because the 6-year-old youtube sensation has about 15 million subscribers and it's getting his own toy line right now. walmart is actually sponsoring this. nbc's craig melvin reports. >> let's open it! >> reporter: 6-year-old ryan's an internet sensation. >> we're at walmart! >> reporter: now he is a pint-sized pitch man for walmart. the wildly popular ryan toys review star makes an estimated $11 million a year from his youtube channel by simply reviewing all kinds of toys. now, he's teaming up with walmart, launching ryan's world, a toy and t-shirt line created by the first grader. ryan's mother telling us every toy produced holds a special place in ryan's heart. >> all these toys are what he grew up liking. slime and putty and giant egg's. >> with my face on it. >> reporter: it's appealing to the world's biggest retailer. >> we have been watching ryan for a few years now and know the success he's been and how many kids love him. >> reporter: millions of eyes on soc

two of the biggest youtube stars taking their online rivalry into the boxing ring.i and his american opponent, logan paul, each have almost 20 million subscribers, predominantly teenage boys attracted by their mix of comedy, bad language and hostility towards other youtube stars. despite not being professional boxers, tomorrow night both are set to make seven figure sums in a pay—per—view fight broadcast live not on satellite tv, but on youtube. a lot of people watching this fight are very young. how good a role model are you? i never like people calling me a role model. i'm not a role model, i'm just a guy that does things on the internet and if people are inspired by that, then that's cool. but logan paul is the baddie of the piece after causing global outrage earlier this year by filming the body of an apparent suicide victim in a japanese forest. i made a severe and continuous lapse in myjudgment and i don't expect to be forgiven. i'm simply here to apologise. today, he made it clear that he is still trying to make amends. i don't think this is "the redemption".

two of the biggest youtube stars taking their online rivalry into the boxing ring.ibers, predominately teenage boys attracted by their mix of comedy, bad language and hostility towards other youtube stars. tomorrow night both are set to make seven figure sums in a pay—per—view, white collar boxing match broadcast live not on satellite tv, but on youtube. a lot of people watching this fight are very young. how good a role model are you? i never like people calling me a role model. i‘m not a role model, i‘m just a guy that does things on the internet and if people are inspired by that, then that is cool. but logan paul is the baddie of the piece after causing global outrage earlier this year filming the body of an apparent suicide victim in a japanese forest. i made a severe and continuous lapse of myjudgment and i don‘t expect to be forgiven. i‘m simply here to apologise. when i spoke to him today he made it clear that he is still trying to make amends. i don‘t think this is "the redemption". i think it may mark a part of it, but by no means is this fight redemption

two of the biggest youtube stars taking their online rivalry into the boxing ring.tupid, smug face. britain's ksi and his american opponent, logan paul, each have almost 20 million subscribers, predominately teenage boys attracted by their mix of comedy, bad language and hostility towards other youtube stars. tomorrow night both are set to make seven figure sums in a pay—per—view, white collar boxing match broadcast live not on satellite tv, but on youtube. a lot of people watching this fight are very young. how good a role model are you? i never like people calling me a role model. i'm not a role model, i'm just a guy that does things on the internet and if people are inspired by that, then that is cool. but logan paul is the baddie of the piece after causing global outrage earlier this year filming the body of an apparent suicide victim in a japanese forest. i made a severe and continuous lapse of myjudgment and i don't expect to be forgiven. i'm simply here to apologise. when i spoke to him today he made it clear that he is still trying to make amends. i don't th

ask what it takes to be a youtuber.y don't you give them some advice. >> lots of regular content updates. >> yes. be diligent and dedicate and find your niche. >> and know your brand. >> well, kevin perry has 50 ways ton a youtuber, blogging, unboxing, makeup. >> oh my gosh, the kid nails it every time. >> kevin perry's youtube channel does it for 50 ways of doing most any and everything. >> did he include the list guy in his 50 ways to be a youtuber video? >> he actually does. travel, hello, and cool instagram shots, slow motion very popular. >> not everybody can do slow motion like slow mo guys do. >> trick shots. >> i'm watching my last seven years of my life on this show. >> well, this one is all you too. frank's trying things are very popular. ghosts. survival. dyis. >> you cannot do the internet without diys. >> cooking is always going to be king and eating, of course. tech reviews. conspiracy theories, people get riled up about that. you've got to see correct to success, car repair, puzzles, animation, reaction v

two youtube stars go head to head in the boxing ring, and millions of dollars are at stake.aii is bracing itself for floods and landslides, as tropical storm lane makes its way past the islands. although no longer categorised as a hurricane, authorities are warning that lives are still at risk. it's the biggest storm to hit the islands in nearly three decades. james cook is in hawaii. this is what hurricane lane has done to hawaii already, and it's still churning towards the islands. so far, it's not the ferocious winds, but the torrential rain which is the biggest problem. there are reports of catastrophic flooding, of landslides and of water rescues. tourists among those who've been pulled to safety. police loudspeaker: attention, attention, the beaches are closed. please leave the area. the big island in hawaii, hawaii county, has received in some cases, some reports of two feet of rain already. and unfortunately, there's more to come, so the impacts are going to grow. the real question is when does it start to make its turn to the worst? if it drifts further north, that

two youtube stars go head to head in the boxing ring, and millions of dollars are at stake.and a very warm welcome to bbc news. catastrophic flooding and landslides are expected in hawaii over the next 2a hours, as hurricane lane makes its way past the islands. it has been downgraded to a category two storm, but authorities are warning that lives are still at risk. hurricanes are rare in hawaii. this is the biggest storm in nearly three decades. james cook's there. this is what hurricane lane has done to hawaii already. and it's still churning towards the islands. so far, it's not the ferocious winds, but the torrential rain which is the biggest problem. there are reports of catastrophic flooding, of landslides, and of water rescues. tourists among those who've been pulled to safety. police loudspeaker: attention, attention, the beaches are closed. please leave the area. the big island in hawaii, hawaii county, has received in some cases, some reports of two feet of rain already. and unfortunately, there's more to come, so the impacts are going to grow. the real question is

had had a bunch of conservative producers on youtube last spring, i had breitbart, prager, youtube for me it, a day long seminar on how to most of your channel. i was in communication with the guys and they raised these the facts itially so of it are, no dennis prager been taken down off of youtube. they are all up there. is somethinglaints called restricted mode, which is a voluntary setting we give to put their e youtube in. and it's used by about 1.5% of on a given day. and -- >> just let me interject. i use restricted mode on my wife's laptop because my kids and watch on it youtube videos and don't want them to come across youtube see.os that they shouldn't >> this is usually something conservatives have asked for and supported, is some more control content that comes their way when they are on the internet. so we responded by offering it. setting, no one is forced to put restricted mode on to.very few choose what it does is every video that omes into tune is rated physically along the guidelines that you know, and if a video is mode, it's pg d above. or of his videos are pg above.

millions login too watch two youtuber stars go head to head in the ring. and welcome to bbc news. pope francis has addressed huge crowds in dublin's croke park, ending the first day of his visit to ireland. earlier, he met survivors of clerical abuse by the roman catholic church. the pontiff said he shares the pain and shame of the catholic community, at what he called the grave scandal of abuse in ireland. the bbc‘s religious affairs correspondent martin bashir reports, cheering. tonight's concert at croke park stadium concluded a hectic day of meetings and speeches for pope francis. it all began at 8:30 this morning, when he boarded the papal plane and made his customary visit to the cargo of correspondence and camera crews on board, including the bbc. martin bashir, the bbc. unlike the last papal visit, when pope john paul kissed the runway, francis deployed a smile and a wave. his first visit was to the residence of president michael d higgins. he moved on to a meeting of civil leaders and the diplomatic corps, and it was here, at dublin castle, that t

the second app is something called youtube kids, we wanted to bring the power of youtube, in a more restrictive environment for families. there are no public comments, parents have the ability to really curate the content that their children will see within the app. it gives them a lot of control. so those two absent a few things we are doing on the product side are some of the ways that google is addressing the issue. i am really excited to chat more today and talk about what we can accomplish together. >> thank you so much and thank you to the first lady, secretary, and joseph for your leadership on this important issue. twitter, jack dorsey, our ceo, has been talking about recently, safety and health on the platform is our number one priority. it something our entire company is focused on. againststrong rules abusive behavior, and we leverage technology to help us enforce those rules. as part of our safety work, we have a lot of changes over the last year aimed at making twitter more positive and healthy. changes, like the and we have, increased the amount of communication around our rules a

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and it got over a million views on youtube. so we are definitely trying to figure out, how do we find what those influential voices are and how do we amplify them on our platform? lauren: to piggyback on what coco said, we have found access in similar strategies, especially around the world. my colleague in india did something where she leveraged influencers and celebrities to talk about this issue to help create and socialize this issue so that way people are aware of , it and know what to do. that is something that is certainly important. i think one thing that we think a lot about is, how do we educate people on our rules and , when we do take action, how are we communicating what action we are taking and why because we think that helps discourage future behavior. and we have actually found that that is the case. that is something we think a lot about. we have changed some of our reporting features over the last year, so that if you do violate a term of service, you see which tweet offended that rule and why. i think that ma

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two of the biggest youtube stars taking their online rivalry into the boxing ring.ug face. britain's ksi and his american opponent, logan paul, each have almost 20 million subscribers, predominantly teenage boys attracted by their mix of comedy, bad language and hostility towards other youtube stars. despite not being professional boxers, tomorrow night both are set to make seven figure sums in a pay—per—view fight broadcast live not on satellite tv, but on youtube. a lot of people watching this fight are very young. how good a role model are you? i never like people calling me a role model. i'm not a role model, i'm just a guy that does things on the internet and if people are inspired by that, then that's cool. but logan paul is the baddie of the piece after causing global outrage earlier this year by filming the body of an apparent suicide victim in a japanese forest. i made a severe and continuous lapse in myjudgment and i don't expect to be forgiven. i'm simply here to apologise. today, he made it clear that he is still trying to make amends. i don't think this

. >>> a 6-year-old toy tycoon, his reviews so popular on youtube, he's now worth millions. tonight, how he did it and how other kids are making it big. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's a whole new territory for firefighters staring down at what today grew into california's largest wildfire ever. it's a mega inferno with a trail of store ched homes behind it and thousands more structures in its path. known as the mendocino complex fire, its rampage shows no sign of stopping, moving tonight in multiple directions, one of 17 fires leaving crews stretched thin across the state as temperatures soar. miguel almaguer is there tonight. you have been covering fires in that region for years. what's different about this one? >> reporter: the scope, the strength, power of this fire is unbelievable. when it came through this area it incinerated everything in a matter of minutes. tonight, we can smell smoke here. new evacuations have just been ordered. while on the other side of the ridges behind me, this fire is making hist

jokes journals, we had a little girl who was using the lyrics from the rock songs in youtube.looked at digital literacies crossing over to the united states for stocks she was looking at rock songs, she liked rock and she would look at youtube and then lyrics and listening to the song she liked the lyrics a lot. she would bring that into the classroom and use it in the classroom as her curriculum. i think we also learned about the strategies that miss o was using in the class because she was dynamic. she was an amazing teacher and she would just create these spaces where students felt free and open to ideas and speaking spanish or english or spanglish or whatever they wanted to speak she would allow it. she would use a lot of multi modalities and that's one of our major findings as well, she was not just lecturing, we hardly ever saw her lecture, she would just use posters, role modeling, music, and videotaping. the students were producing videos. all kinds of multi modalities to learn and she was doing it in both english and spanish and then from ideas that juarez students wo

online sensation, two youtube in theo head-to-head boxing ring and millions of dollars are at stake. welcome to the program catastrophic flooding and ndslide expected in hawaii over the next 24 hours as the hurricane makes its way past the islands. downgraded to category two, but lives at risk. hurricanes are rare in hawaii, nearlygest storm i three decades. james cook is there. >> this isne what hurri lane has done to hawaii already. an it's still churning towards the islands. so far, it's t not ferocious wind, but torrential rain which is the biggest problem there are reports of catastrophic flooding, landslides, and water rescues. tourists among those pulled to safety. >> attention, attention. the beach is now closed. >> the big island until hi-- in hawaii, reports of two feet of rain already and more toeome. uestion is when does it start to turn to the west, if it drifts further north and that means you're going to see storm surge, greater wind impacts as well as increased rainfall. reporter: hundreds of islanders have been forced to flee their homes. >> hasont ever this before?

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sign up to use youtube. when users violate these policies repeatedly like our policies against hate speech and harassment, we terminate their accounts." >> the internet has always been this bastian of free speech. that's part of what it was built as and seeing that erode in any way scares a lot of people. >> reporter: cnet's ian shear says it's clear this conversation isn't going away. jones will continue to fight and his theorists say jones has every right to share those views on social media. >> some will say look, alex jones is not even conservative, but the larger question is about well, what is the slippery slope? where is the line? those are questions that they're going to raise and they're rightful questions to ask. page because the content does not violate company policy. >> the #alexjones and #infowars have been trending all day on twitter. twitter said it will not ban either page because the content does not violate twitter's company policy. >>> president trump is now weighing in on california's wi

the popular toy reviewing youtube star of ryan's world with his parents, showing off the new lane ofany trying to take advantage of his nearly one billion monthly video views that generate an estimated $11 million a year, making the first grader the youngest person on forbes list of highest paid youtube stars. and just the latest social media influencer, jumping from their own pages into the retail world. >> when it comes to youtube in particular, i think that retailers and brands are really trying to target the younger demographic, younger generation. kids really are trusting influencers because they see them as being relatable, slightly aspirational. but really, they consider them a trusted resource. >> reporter: instagram star ariel will sell a line of clothing at in order stram. even dogs like aspen, the followers in retriever hocks products for garmin. >> a lot of people are interested in the gear i'm using. >> 40% of shoppers say they've purchased an item after seeing an influencer use it on social media. 17 to 40-year-olds would rather by a product based on a noncelebrity. so

and he moved the youtube when it closed and bassis moved the youtube when it closed and bass is now, a little less than half of this one. if you do the maths, 800,000 people paying $10, £7 50, to watch this. if you multiply that by... last night was a test case more than a boxing match for these two. how well they will do in terms of attracting people to pay for them to fight in an amateur match, showing basically the price tag on their heads. would you paid for that? i don't know how much it would work as a test case because there were a number of free streams that people had just uploaded to twitch which is normally uploaded to twitch which is normally uploaded for people who are playing games and people who want to watch them, and there were more people watching on the free streams and on the page stream. the internet is used to getting things for free, so it isa used to getting things for free, so it is a struggle, so they might get enough money on merchandising to make it worth it. it could be a way that sports rights could go to streaming. it already happens. twitter have got t

youtube, spotify.lex jones has been deleted, digitally deplatformed from these websites. you wonder if he'll have any influence going forward because these private companies do have an incredible amount of control over the internet. >> and i mean, that's -- he points people to his website. he says, go here, you'll still get it there. they can't take it down. does he have any legal recourse i guess to fight facebook and apple and -- >> yeah, not an obvious one that i see. although he's now sowing new they're bess why this is happening to him. he's a hate news monger. he's being challenged in court for things he's done. i do think this is another example of how these companies are struggling to figure out how to handle content on their platforms. it's harder than having an algorithm decide what to do. >> and what is the policy moving forward. >> unclear. >> appreciate it. thank you all for being with me. i'm poppy p py harlow in new yo. next hour starts now. >>> hello, everyone, here is a question for --

-- and one hour of youtube, that changes things. i think what google has done to search result to put youtube videos at the top, they continue to understand the value of the platform. we are using it for a lot of things now. we are using it probably more now than 2016. emily: in those comments, not only does he did knowledge facebook helped the government when but they will use google and youtube more in the next campaign. how does this make sense? >> both things can be true. the president and his allies can be among the savviest users of facebook and youtube and other internet properties, and the president and his allies can believe those companies are too big and too powerful. there is a legal issue and a political risk issue. legally, it is going to be a hard case as the law has developed so far to prove google, facebook, or the others are violating antitrust rules because there is a very specific test which is, are these companies and how are these companies harming consumers. that is largely based on prices of consumer products