becky is a youtube _ to the community. becky is a youtube influence _ to the community. is a youtube influence and - to the community. becky is a i youtube influence and founder of pepper studio. how do you spot the next big youtube or tiktok star?— tiktok star? the really important _ tiktok star? the really important thing - tiktok star? the really important thing to - tiktok star? the really - important thing to remember is often we're going back to see and looking for things relatable. and more attainable than the typical celebrity. chris has written books about tiktok. it seems that tiktok has come out of nowhere? it has. nobody can be a beneficiary of the pandemic but perhaps tiktok has survived a bit better. we have spent as much time as we did from the stone age. that is quite a statistic? and covering the creative economy? k. we are going to hear the words creator and influencer quite a lot in the next 25 minutes. i think a few years ago, we would have said instagram influencer and a youtube creator, but i think creator has become the more preferred word now, but

how do you spot the next big youtube or tiktok star? the really important thing to remember about social media is often, we're going there to see... you know, unpolished is better, almost. we're looking for things that are relatable and almost, kind of, more attainable than the typical celebrity, and i think that's the secret. chris stokel—walker has written books about youtube and now tiktok as well. with tiktok in mind, chris, to what extent has it been the year of tiktok 2021? because it seems to have come out of nowhere. it has. nobody can be a beneficiary. of the pandemic, i don't think, julian, but tiktok has been someone i that survived a little bit better. i in march 2021 alone, . we spent as much time on the app as we did _ from the stone age until today, so that gives us an idea just how much we are addicted i to all those creators. that's quite a statistic. kya, you create a weekly newsletter. before that, she covered tech for cnn. we are going to hear the words creator and influencer i suspect quite a lot in the next 25 minu

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the news outlet is also one strike. closer to a permanent ban youtube claim. some of sky news is videos denied the existence of cove at 19, and that's all we know. guy news, australia was at its youtube channel, taken down for very old post, a very old videos about cobit 19. and the time is interesting because as we know, i'll show you is now one of the most severely locked down countries on earth, youtube, and working with the australian government to center information and to take down news organizations that in the past and things that they find problematic to the current over narrative wasn't long before sky news published a response. inferring that actions like these were a slippery slope. dow shoots and that the channel had fallen victim to a double standard. among the v dues deemed unpalatable for societal consumption would debates around what the mosques were effective and what the log downs were justified. when considering the adverse health outcomes and on the issue of mosques . i wonder when america's chief covert 19 advisor anthony found she will b

the news outlet is also one strike closer to a permanent ban youtube claim. some of sky news is videos denied. the existence of covered 19 and that's all we know. sky news, australia was at its youtube channel, taken down for very old post very videos about cobit 19. and the time is interesting because as we know, i'll show you is now one of the most severely locked down countries on earth. youtube, in working with the i'll show you government to center and permission and to take down news organizations that in the past and things that they find bubble magic to the current over narrative wasn't long before sky news published a response, inferring the actions like these were a slippery slope, dow shit's, and that the channel had fallen victim to a double standard. and on the shelf mosques, i wonder when america's chief covered 90 advisor, anthony felt she will be bent from youtube in case you forgot that was in reference to when the top us infectious diseases. experts said that people don't need to be walking around and masks right now. people should not be wh

we hadn't -- here he is from the youtube video posted about it and also on the right wing youtube page. >>>> we can take back the country in 2022. if we don't, i don't think it is going to happen short of some kind of violent insurrection, which is still possible. people are eventually going to stop putting up with tyrannical authority and when the only remedy, the only avenue of resistance comes armed rebellion, some people are going to act in that way if they have any success at all and a lot of other people will follow them. host: that is part of a larger video posted. why post that mark --? guest: i think there is a sense among very smart people that the january 6 insurrection was a one-off deal. and what that clip tells you, and many others, mcauley peter montgomery wrote a scary piece about all of violent rhetoric being used by right-wing preachers in the run-up to the january 6 insurrection. we look at that january 6 insurrection, we see a sort of data test in other words, it is very diffused throughout the country. even if you look at the people who are charged in this insurrec

john youtube continues competent, get the so called misinformation. then now the google own the video services band, scott, he's a trailer for 7 days for violating the platforms, covert policies, claiming it could cause real world hom, but many of friday, the move censorship, stone quarter picks up the story. it's freedom of speech under attack. that's on many australians minds after you. tube slapped a one week suspension on sky news for allegedly breaching the platforms, policies on coven misinformation. i say allegedly because you tube didn't exactly specify which videos where the problem and this has led to some crying out in terror. for what they see as a trampling of their freedoms. since the cit, the see in motion youtube sky news, this trail is suspension, is a disturbing assault and freedom of thought, sky, or an actual news agency. what happened a freedom of the press. just the beginning, whole internet will be switched no sooner when they turn it back on. they will only let us see what they want of the thing. freedom is being raised at an a

it looked at what youtube was doing, youtube has gotten insane.tube is owned by google, which is a huge video platform that now exercises immense power over our political discourse and is increasingly refusing to allow any to send. not just crazy to send, but even in form to send to official decrees are the only thing that can be heard our official degrees, rumble aside i didn't know much about but was founded by a canadian liberal in 2013. it wasn't funded by a right-wing ideologue, it was funded by somebody who started a website and said, you know what, i don't think i'm actually qualified to make judgments about scientific judgments in the middle of a pandemic or even cautions like whether there was fraud in an election. i'm an entrepreneur. i started a technology company, what should have the responsibility to dictate to everybody else what they can and cannot say as though i'm vested with some special competence that as you pointed out, that youtube person convinced yourself on how she actually wields because people around her tell her that?

if youtube wants to have him, they can, if they don't, they don't have to. protect themselves and their neighbors and children. >> all right. thank you both very much. i appreciate your time tonight. >>> next, we've got arrest warrants out right now for dozens of democrats in texas. house democrats who left the state. remember that group to stop a voting bill from becoming law. one of them is my guest plus a new intelligence report tonight warns afghanistan's capital kabul could fall to the taliban tonight. we'll take you live there next tonight. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. mission control, we are go for launch. ♪ t-minus two minutes and counting. ♪ um, she's eating the rocket. -copy that, she's eating the rocket. i assume we needed that? [chomping sound] ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. she has eaten the rocket. [girl burps] over. is your family ready for an emergency? you ca

so if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is here. you can be in the youtube comment section right now, and i will do my best to get your thoughts, your questions or experiences into the show today. charlotte, let's go back to the afternoon local time incapable in afghanistan to explosions. what difference does that make now? to people, enough gallery than thinking about the future if they are trying to get out of the country. what difference does that make? well, we had the 1st explosion. it was at 540 local time and then we went down to the airport and all i had was heavy gun fire was snark in the street. there were hundreds of people running towards us trying to get away the telephone will panic. they were shooting in the air, trying to push people back. there were ambulances rushing, pasta, i it was, it was really devastating to say, especially because we had fortunate having to abby gauge had been down there earlier this week. and i, i am seeing the people down near us forces overlooking the wall there. and they've been holding u

liz: he's a youtube star.ng if he goes after the apes on youtube. liz: well that's what he's doing yeah, he's trying to protect investors from themselves, and at some point, yeah, i think he's trying to reach the average investor, good on him. charlie: liz, this is now my opinion, not my reporting, but he should probably address the meme stocks thing on youtube on his youtube videos, because i keep hearing that there's going to be the mother of all short squeezes from these amc apes people and it never comes. the stock is hovering around 35- 36 and we're not getting that and if you think there's a short squeeze, you might be -- liz: we're about to get short squeezed by the commercial break [laughter] charlie we'll be right back. dow is down 315. they said it couldn't be done but you managed to pack a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip whoo! yeah! to be circuit design engineer to help push progress forward can i hold the chip? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq ♪ ♪ can i hold the chip? i

a new kind of content creator is emerging on youtube.eo—sharing site. these "v—tubers", as they're called, are becoming more and more popular with some reportedly earning millions. 0ur reporter miles emmanuel spoke to two of them using their online personas. hello. you are watching the bbc. meet veepaii and apricot — two british women, aged 22 and 23, who work as online content creators and use animated avatars to replace their identity. some virtual youtubers, �*vtubers', use body tracking technology, like this, to animate their characters, while others have a much simpler set up. but the industry only started in 2016 and some need convincing it's a viable career choice. she didn't understand what i was doing at first and she was definitely not very happy about me leaving university to pursue my career online. i took a year off of university and that is when my career blew up. with a host of colourful characters, accessibility and anonymity can play key parts in streamers deciding to take the digital plunge. for vee, it was after she co

let me bring in some thought from youtube. what was commenting on everything you're saying guess fill a doro says the case is in pakistan, are not miniscule compared to the west. how many do not get reported can, will quick response to that. as i mentioned earlier, and 90 percent, women of the thing, domestic violence and 0.4 percent of them actually reported me on the very correctly. the bed is also because of this shaming associated around the weekend, occupying the very patriarchal society in domestic wine into something more cool up internalizing environment. i think to the point it becomes something that we're going to justify and are going to need not to interfere when the business abuse. so when you think about that, if you see a man beating a life in front of you within the streets, nobody is going to come and stop them. and as a community leader, i will miss 1000000 conversations between women every single month, much of which i around domestic so undergraduate never or media and then again are leadership. and then i

and i'm specifically talking about center shy and susan, which is sky ceo of youtube. she produced talk after talk, talking about the clamp down of youtube and how that they were going to push down the quote trashy news content and boost the authoritative contacts. and she said that without a shred of irony on her face at all. and she was talking about how they were going to become a authoritarian video platform. and it was, it was mind blowing. and there's other examples that are exactly like this. but every single time they advanced forward, they had no irony they, they, you know, they even talk to how they want to still preserve freedom of speech. and i'm not exactly sure what's going on in their mind that allows them to do this. but they did it and they systematically did it. and the thing that i want to know is, what does someone have over these people or the black belt? are they forced to do this? like, how can they go from being advocates, a free speech and do a complete 1? 80 in one year. this happened that you to, they did a complete 1. 80, it was mind blowing

you were so dynamic, youtube fo first time. and youtube celebrated its 10th year anniversary last week or last month. and therefore they celebrated by having us there. >> i did not get any word we went viral. i know a lot of people know a lot about easter. >> hopefully after hearing about pentecost -- but before we do that carol. tell us a little bit about your background and your ministry. >> i'm a native san franciscan. very proud to have been born and raised here in the city. a group of eight asheville district. close to golden gate park. graduated from the theological union in berkeley. i serve as a chaplain for the palliative care department at kaiser. and i'm also a senior pastor at elmhurst united methodist church in east oakland. >> great great. and jim. >> on the son of the intermountain west. i was born in salt lake city, grew up in western colorado. college in oregon and graduated from fresno pacific college. i am currently back at asw as the chair of the board of trustees. it is such an important place in my life. w

and here is what youtube said. first strike on the channel which means it can't up load content for a week per long strand standing three strikes policies. we apply policies consistently across the platform regardless of speaker or political views. we have counter veiling views from local health authorities. youtube pointing to one particular part of the video that claimed in paul's videos say most of the masks you get over the counter don't work. they don't prevent infection. of course, this is all confusing for people who are online who are seeing one piece of guidance from the cdc and hearing something else from elected representatives. paul, for his part, pushing back last night on twitter, a platform he is still able to access, saying that it was a badge of honor to get this suspension from youtube. and finally, erica, a reminder here, this is not the only member of congress who has run afoul of social media rules this week. marjorie taylor greene has a seven-day suspension from twitter for tweeting that the v

this track has been played nearly 7 million times on youtube.a bit of life advice. it doesn't matter if it's legal or illegal at the end of day it's still a hustle. he is probably, you know, one of the influencers out there when it comes to this kind of stuff. he wants to be the kim kardashian of fraud. tankz is on youtube, twitter, instagram, snapchat and tiktok. he's built his reputation through a web of the biggest social media platforms. with a total of over 150,000 followers, tankz is a social media influencer who promotes crime. fraudsters on social media have brought this kind of crime to a new audience. i've gone back to my old school to meet some year 12s. these students are not involved in fraud themselves but have agreed to talk me through what school kids are finding on social media. when did you start seeing fraud specific posts on social media? i'd say around year 10. so, that's like 15? on social media. has this become like a thing for young people? yeah, definitely. no one really brags about other crimes. you don't really hear pe

because tina can, i don't think that it's on youtube asking you, which is yeah, not a gasket today. your neighborhood tomorrow, which is a warning and then pass me to you. what makes you think that the situation in southern madagascar will get better just briefly? tina god may be too optimistic. no, no. you can't be too thick for the st. might we need that off to this conversation? go for a just briefly. so as not to do, i think that the change, the change is for our generation now. if it's still possible to bring these cars, this probably be chanting for the community. what i also want to share in the fact that in the region, this region is considered as a cemetery project for many years that many projects that i've been where the launch in the region of that i got out but didn't work because they didn't come through there or the community they didn't call you or you, you are part of why you know, the majority of the population matter got so well. 70 percent. the madagascar and i'm wondering, actually did under what drove you work with locally you for his ation of you work local un

youtube said it could be potentially damaging to public health.d misinformation about covid-19, and went a step further on monday putting an editorial on the website accusing youtube of attacking sky news australia's freedom of thought. sky news australia, as you said, is owned by rupert murdoch news corps.. in australia two major cities in lockdown as the delta variant spreads. here in sydney a lockdown in the sixth week has failed to bend the curve of covid-19. what is making it even worse is australia's population is dangerously undervaccinated. under 20% of the population had two shots of covid-19 vaccine. the government said that unless it gets up to 70%, 70% of adults having had two shots of covid-19 vaccinations that lockdowns like this will continue, amara. >> thank you so much angus watson live in sydney. >>> the most heavily populated city in africa under water. sea levels in lagos are rising dramatically due to climate change leaving carrings and houses submerged an economy in crisis. cnn reports. >> reporter: even in the best of times,

whitney wild joins us more on rand paul youtube's suspension.his is going to punctuate the fact that he at this one specific time is putting out a lot of misinformation, but that he has a pattern of it as well, whitney. >> absolutely. this is another example of what a lot of people have been calling for is the social media sites to take on more responsibility for perpetuating misinformation. so now they're taking a more hard line approach just getting rid of this information when they see it. rand paul is the latest example of that. the youtube gave the kentucky senator his first strike which prevents him from up loading any new videos on the platform for seven days as you mention before. a spokesperson for youtube said that they made the decision after a video he posted to his channel tuesday included multiple statements contradicting health authorities. we don't want to give too much oxygen to misinformation, use out of context for people to hear a little bit of it, but for context in this situation, i think it's important you guys hear this.

green borman on youtube says this is the reality for south africa as well. still people deny global warming leaders in this country that south africa still make use of co power because they have shares and these coal mines and they benefit. this isn't even a wakeup call. shelly, this is a red flag that we're seeing right now. we're madagascar go ahead. quick thoughts on this? absolutely, and you know, you chose to said, you know, we, a displacement from climate change we are seeing and where to go. people often say to me, or can they move where you live to? because you have been in your villages with your families the years. this is the life that, you know, it's very remote, it's very rule coded. the pandemic has obviously meant the country is going to look down. so in terms of seasonal employment, likelihood lighting prices. yes, it is just that effecting not only madagascar, but globally, there's a lot more hunger book today than the probably and 12 months ago, 24 months ago. we're concerned like your viewers and your listeners and the panelists today, bec

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if you're watching on youtube, you can be part of this, show, rudy. i think the olympic should be abolished a comment section is right there. you can be part of today's discussion. please join us. i mean we're, i am looking on your twitter feed and you are posting about the lympics. oh, you can page because i'm also posting about the pics to what's going on here. yeah, no, i'm not conflicted, because for me i always try to center the voices of people, athletes, activists, people on the ground. and the way i hold space for that is to think about how athletes are navigating the institutions that was problem with and those institutions of the theme institutions that were critiquing in terms of displacement. and some of these other claimed is that the one big spring in, so for me, if you're keeping, if you're lighting a fire under the fee of the i o, c or national federations, these big governing body is the institutions that are absolutely promoting these inequities. then you do that in multiple ways and for me that connection is through both ashley acti

brought an but i want to put a question to dr. amman that we just got on youtube. specifically the question from effort data. hope i'm saying that right is, what is the recuperation rate in children? are some children more vulnerable than others and why i'm seeing it in all age groups. i think the, the, the children who are getting sicker tend to be kids with some risk factors. these are kids who have immune problems are on chemotherapy. a diabetes is another. and also any more bit of b, c, d is another one. we're seeing some children more likely to be affected. most children will, will recover fine. and it is just a virus and it will support k will. ready do fine, i, dr. mac. right. i see you nodding nodding to that i think that that might be reassuring to some parents to hear that. sure. i mean, as we, oh, i think agree, you know, this is extraordinarily stress, whole time for, for parents, for families, for anyone really, anybody who's watching the news, anyone who's paying attention to the surging delta variance in our country. you know, it's affecting us all e

me go to youtube gas and put some of the thoughts from you to comment. as of right to you jose, you take this one, says it's a huge waste of money and time jaws from that one. well, there is no question that the olympics have become a massive boon dog all. it, we've seen in a lympics after olympics, where bitter say it's only going to cost x amount of dollars, but when the game's actually roll around, it's why and it's many times that tokyo as a prime example, 7 point $3000000000.00. it was supposed to cost, and now it costs well, probably around $3050.00. what would it be fed at? they also had to deal with a global pandemic. and of course, but i know science, but i take your point. no, but actually yes, that's a great point, but it was already about 28000000000 according to a japanese audit before the pandemic, lacquered on another few bill. yeah. so that. alright, let me put this one to you. this is from evening. it's fine. haven't lympics for the pick committee should or must, which is the expenses about to build new stadiums. could that solve problem

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