jake paul — a youtuber who is famous only for being famous on youtube, right, and his entire life hasspent being famous on youtube, first vine, then youtube — got $40 million, was paid $40 million to dance around a ring and do absolutely nothing in a fight that drew so many people to this mainstream television network that it broke the network. so you have joe rogan breaking the election on podcasting and on youtube. he has a massive audience on youtube. and then days later, jake paul breaks popular culture, and then reverts back to his home base, which is youtube. and i think what's demonstrated between that...those two ends of that continuum is that the mainstream media no longer is the centre of cultural relevance. the centre of cultural relevance is the creator economy — the jake pauls, the mr beasts, the emma chamberlains, the taylor swifts, the cristiano ronaldos. but when you look at the number of people who looked at this fight, surely by most measures, that's a media success story. the reason why so many people showed up was not netflix, nor mike tyson, but mostly jake paul,

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it's like on my payments, youtube are and that's what he wants to do. and, and i know i've seen too much, i know too much, it's not allowed because once it's out there, you lose all control over it. you lose who gets who gets their hands on it. what they do with it where it goes, how to use i the years here and then. 6 for him to be a condo creator, so that's not something that you would like to. absolutely not. absolutely not. oh no, we're not alone. if he's in my house now under your roof, i'm speaking of monetize content. in particular, just shoot platforms have more responsibility when it comes to content featuring children, should i don't know youtube, tick tock meant to have something to say in terms of protecting children in such content. absolutely. platforms, a 1000 percent, needs to be a part of this conversation. across the united states. we've been, states have been passing a host of laws, protecting the financial interest of these children being and their parents content . but those, it, these laws are the beginning of the conversation. we

that's facebook and instagram . and, uh, you know, then we have youtube, uh, nonstopj ads, um, on youtubewe saw, we had fox's earnings- yesterday, and we saw - lachlan murdoch talk about how the stations had taken in- so much money that they started putting it on their streaming service tubi and that, - you know, their streamer- was now taking in political ad dollars. um, you know, what's important here is that kamala had - the majority of the money and it didn't work. - so, you know, perhaps that says l that these political ad dollars l are wasted money, i don't know. there might be a lesson there. james harding, let me bring you back in. you were talking about elon musk earlier. he's posted on x, "you are the media now." that's his message. to some americans, i guess a vote for trump was a vote against the media. he's described mainstream outlets as fake news for years. what should journalists take from what elon musk and donald trump are saying? so i think there's a huge amount to take, and i think there's a huge amount within the us, but globally, too. so the elon musk phenomenon, and

expand on youtube, the, to the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the you may press readers will know that the s guys penetration of switzer was far deeper than just collaboration. in june. we released an investigation showing that how in recent years switzer has hired thousands of former agents from the c i a s b. i a nice so to work and their most politically sensitive departments, including security, trust and safety, and content and alteration, mccloud, chief editor admin press news. published information about the previous careers of google isn't facebook social media sensors. social media companies like facebook and twitter, youtube, and these others are certainly uh, originated from c i a cyber command. the national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel leave the military and the contractors . and they have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as in global security research fellows. one of the hands of facebook's censorship department, air and bowman worked at t

heading back to the ring at 58 years old to face a youtube entertainer.n curiosity, could the old head of a champion match the young heart of a dreamer? but after the build—up, they barely came to blows. this fight had been scheduled to take place injuly when tyson pulled out with a stomach ulcer. there are still fears for his health and jake paul did not push it. in eight two—minute rounds, he landed more punches, one at one point but it was all underwhelming. there was a point where i was like, 0k, he is not engaging back. i could tell that his age are showing a bit and ijust have so much respect for him but i did not want to hurt someone i did not need to hurt. paul had won a fight live streamed on netflix but better value entertainment came from the support act. ireland's katie taylor faced amanda serrano, two of the great female boxers in a rematch for the title. taylor won it on points but this, too, was controversial. so close was the scoring, it is set up for a third fight. at the end, they came together, having to focus through the build—up. this

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youtube.illion hours of youtube watched on the planet everything will day based on where netflix is trading, that is closer to $65 a share, let's take that out that leaves $50 a share for the search business, seven-time search earnings. if you put a market multiple on search you get $260 for alphabet stock. if you get breakups, to put a market google historical and alphabet historical, you are at 230. i think you should use the fear to buy the stock. >> the other thing with the new administration coming in, as it would be more regulation. >> i think the vote has sailed the opportunity to regulate the companies was long ago and that's why you have a justice department trying to regulate search because congress could not do it. we will get remedies and fines and solutions to the monopoly problem but the regulation question is going to continue on for years to come. >> "the bottom line", google is a by, by the fear. ben and jacob have a pair of investment ideasctually buying airline stocks. stay

uh um, what's the other one, a game youtube, google google searches, right? so between november and january non stop misinformation and the fact check is line up. you know, i don't really know what the strategy is, but some of these groups are why they do what they do. i wait to twitter and um i came out of there and it to me, it was very obvious, but twitter was very much allied with the democratic party. it's why the and really began attacking, you know, the long most. i think a lot of these other companies are also, you know, me before you me up. right. you know that before we bought to his right before he bought to us. correct. yeah. right, exactly. i mean, but i mean, the reason why eli moss is so despises, go, he took away the democratic parties, censorship, tory, you know, you can see it internally. i mean, as soon as he started, even pretend he was gonna buy it all these story. this is a guy who was man of the year on the front page of time. and then from there, once he started talking about buying twitter, all these story started floating up about ho

and this show goes out intermittently on youtube and right. so in a sense, the power is bigger than your congress. you being in the senate. but yet google, under us under a pitch, i sort of see a cut to cut out because google um is a c. i a contract to. they can be they, they can be weaponized, whoever wins the election next tuesday. it doesn't matter like a bug, presumably, or what is being censored on the mattress. facebook as well as on google searches and youtube videos and people asking you questions like this. oh, i, i'll just give you an example of how this censorship works. about a month ago, there was a video circulated with tamala harris saying something about how we're going to take something down, whatever and irritated me, was like a 32nd video sweeping around. i'd still get it cleared up on facebook and i said, you know, the person who wants to become the president, democrat, the democratic nominee for president is in favor of censorship. right. i got a fat check out of italy in italian. that marked what i had written on facebook

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usually in nazi germany, watch now on youtube dw documentary, the in 2012, something remarkable happened to india as tony and capital costs, but congest thing, the city streets. so the local government, us presidents, do you want free public transport? they said yeah. so totally made it free since 2013 every resident can just come on and off trends and buses without having to buy tickets. that is on clock, the city well buses with front of them before. but at the same time, the shelf public trends that compared to other means of transport dropped a brighter shift test for them to magically from 42 percent to now will say 2 percent. and in the same time, car use past me, some about 5 percent is defined free, public transport, people use that cost more is not money. what does it take to convince people to switch from cost to public transportation the imagine what this country would be like without this general electric phone is from 1948. that's a sentiment to box costs hasn't changed much since there's nothing like that. when people looked at the psychological aspects of the car and the s

and then when generation slash watch now on youtube dw, you mentioned this kind of when it feels like therapy, the hello and welcome to focus on europe. it's great to have you with us. rush us full scale invasion of ukraine is approaching the 1000 daymark and women have also been stepping up to defend their country and home towns from russia. the tex while in gina is a volunteer and an air defense unit. she's being trained to shoot down russian drill is loaded with explosives and she's team to do so. her hometown butcher made international hip law.

i was the only one what nazi germany watch now on youtube dw documentary to better understand major economies in the global south face, the challenge of china surging exports. let's look at 2 of the biggest examples. india and brazil. starting with india. few countries exemplify the complex balancing act of competing and collaborating with china, better than the world's most populous nation. under no rend remotely, india has sought to expand its own relatively modest manufacturing passed through it's making india program. part of that, i've seen the concrete plays heavy restrictions on chinese imports and investments . or india represents perhaps the most explicit sort of rivalry economically in terms of the sectors are going after. in terms of parallel industrial policy programs. india has these production linked incentives, trying to boost investment and manufacturing capacity in areas like consumer electronics. and is trying to attract investment from outside china. china is trade surplus with india is whitening dramatically since 2020. it has more than doubled to around $100000000000.00.

now on youtube, this shadows of jumping colors. these pod costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched post, tactic farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression, today? history, we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism. i want to tell you something. it's a bear with me. i honest, i don't think it was a shock. i never saw that is what happened to me. many people here talking about it for the very 1st time leaving here you know, event leaving with a b space, a lot of discrimination. raising awareness of h r d and on and we're still in test shane silence. we need to break out of a, i want to tell you something how to tell the secret starts november 29th on dw, the this is dw, and it was coming to you live from berlin, a win for one of the world's largest oil companies. so that's court hand shell of victory. returning a landmark ruling that ordered the company to cut its carbon emission

and the former world heavyweight boxing champion, mike tyson, has lost his fight against the youtuber, jake paul. meanwhile, ireland's katie taylor successfully defended her light—welterweight title against puerto rico's amanda serrano. now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello, and thanks forjoining us here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london for unspun world. in this edition, donald trump mark ii — is there any way of working out what it'll be like? we know that he just he doesn't like alliances. he's very cautious about multilateralism. we know that he jumps from subject to subject. there's no consistency in a lot of the strategy. after the wars in gaza and southern lebanon, how far off is the possibility of a two—state solution in the middle east now? if you go to any city in israel now and ask them, would they support any kind of peace plan with the palestinians now, 90%, maybe, they would say no. and how come south korean films, tv series, music and literature have conquered the world? because korea and the| united states have this very close relationship, t

now on youtube, what do you see? it really is possible to reverse age researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube, dw documentary, because you daniel's, and do you belong to the 77 percent to come to i don't go to $65.00 for the last last you'll stop and here's 3 reasons why 1115. we're here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so we all of the topics, i'm much it to you from trouble topic seals, cultural identity meant, let's say together talks about community life on the research is now on the top hello and welcome to do the news here. our top story is coming to live from berlin, early elections i had in germany, and we may just have a dates after the collapse of his governing coalition last week of german chancellor, all actual degrees to early elections in february, also ahead of us deadline to allow more aid into gaza expires today. agencie

and that means if you search for media, you indicate youtube content, you look at take top content and i think has been replicated across the world. and by i know for a lot of organizations, i can see in local boards that are going on. i can see it and the ones that's going on the, are you using some of the model that on both side or sites are in reality then twitter has always worked closely with the us. national security states for years bit has deleted or suppressed the cards in iran, china, cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, or any other nation that is a target of the us and fire. often this is being done expressly on the orders of the get the i last year is even a nice that side of the ability to the cards for the crime of folks undermining space and the nature of the lines insure it then goes paying close attention, have long on that with her and other social media platforms are tools of us and fire twitter files just on the line. so this plan how it works. on february the 27th 2020 to $3.00 days on to the beginning of russia's special military operation and ukraine method suspended mon

and they have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as in global security research fellows. one of the heads of facebook since the ship departments. aaron bowman worked at the ceiling a for 15 years, leaving as a senior. and the 6 manager for more than 15 years, wrote and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements, security and democracy. today aaron says he's the leader of the team that runs the rules of facebook, determine he wants acceptable, i'm once not. i'm this denver of the 10. he is at the c. i a as in the intelligence and data analysts specializing in syria. she heads messes. trust and safety department, cameron harris to to the c. i a as an analyst until 2019 works in the same department as a manager. this essentially confirms what we do here and then press that be reporting for years. so let's get into it. f b, i has a social media focu

social media companies like facebook and twitter, youtube, and these others are certainly uh, originated from c i a cyber command. the national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel leave the military and the contractors can have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as a global security research fellows. one of the heads of facebook's censorship department, evan bowman worked at the c, r a for 15 years, leaving as a senior. and under this expansion for more than 15 years road and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements security. democracy. today aaron says he's the leader of a team that runs the rules of facebook to him and he wants acceptable and once not . i'm this deborah the 10 years at the c. i a, as in the intelligence and data analysts specializing in syria. she heads messes, trust and safety department, c

i was the only one what lies look in nazi germany. watch now on youtube. dw documentary. the or all environment faces multiple stretch, most of them off or result of human activities that have a slightly damage in effect on the world around those. there are really no quick fixes, but the today's show will see how people find good ways to make the most awful bad situation of finding positives. i have crystal lens and legal spikes area. great to have you with us. and he has what's coming up. what the migratory birds got, tell us about climate change on the basic plans to be she can be turned into high quality annual fee and ways to recycle used to move to our we stop the show in the democratic republic of congo. the country is the world's largest produce of minute rows, including cold birds, but a long way and demand is growing. the metal is used in the batteries that pos, smartphones, computers, and electric vehicles. so this is a highly profitable industry, but it's also male dominated. we've met to a group of women who are making sure they 2 benefits from the mining boom

now on youtube, d. w documentary the this is dw, nero's live from berlin. donald trump, i assembled his team for his 2nd presidency, immigration hardliner. tom homan is picked to oversee us border policy. trump promised mass deportations during his election campaign. also coming up because the 29 climate summit opens and as are by john with scientists, sounding the alarm about the speed of global warming. but a meaningful deal looks even more doubtful after donald trump's election by the.

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now on youtube, you might see me how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern methods. because if we do too much at once, we get it all wrong. we mess things up, risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage, humans and multitasking watch. now on youtube, v w documentary launches dream was within reach. she'd become as starring turkey overnight. then a man took everything from her with the help of his family and music she rebuilt. and then her sister also became a family scout by hatred and mother. and the daughters i am willing to work for change. i will sing my song. maybe my voice will be heard. seeking justice for the victims of genocide starts november 21st on d w. the . this is the w news, and these are our top story is german transfer a lot. schultz and russian president vladimir putin spoke today on the phone their 1st direct contact in nearly 2 years. according to the german government, sholtes told boots in to end his war and withdrawal russian troops from ukraine. sholtes urged russia to be prepared to negotiat

in the, on the real media much now on youtube the what would you like to be like without steal, fixing caused airplane, wind, turbines, and countless other things. there's a problem that the heat involved so far, the highest melting temperatures necessary can only be reached with the help of fossil fuels. now a switch team wants to tap the most sustainable. so that's that's a move from the well, the for such on dw sign shift. welcome to tomorrow. today the producing steel requires temperatures of over $1500.00 degrees celsius, burning oil and gas. so, so far been the only way to reach them. but now, and alternative technology is under development at this with university f. l. sophia, how soon are is convinced solar energy can provide heat for the steel industry in the future? she's designed to parabolic reflect there for capturing and concentrating sunlight to do so 9. 0, i don't know if it's just, i'd say the potential is huge because there are not many alternatives for producing high temperature heat from renewable sources. decisive factor is that going solar would help the industry

and youtube. two i. now i can see. thank you -- thank you. now i can see. thank you. ok, at one point, katie was fired from "the hill," the newspaper, right? where she had been a weekly occasional host for over two years after writing a monologue, arguing that [indiscernible] so that is how the media deals with our issue. she is talking of about holocaust survivors speaking about genocide. and then we have brian grimm, a longtime reporter of breaking news, for congress, leading the washington bureau, and that was twice a final for the poet surprise, not surprised. and he has spent years chronicling the lives of progressives in congress, and his most recent book which follows his best-selling "we have got people go he is also the author of "this is your country." and last but not least, we have a true champion. we have a washington, d.c., journalist and producer. and an award-winning program, and she began her time on the program as a producer on subjects ranging from the trump administration to th