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YouTube Unveils Subscription Television Service The site says people watch more than a billion hours a day on it. It will join other companies offering content to viewers trying to cut the cord. Read More…
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Oh! Oh! Ojai: The Week in Classical Music One of the world’s most lovably idiosyncratic festivals yielded some of our highlights. Read More…
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What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘Life Sentence’ and ‘Hard Sun’ Lucy Hale stars in a new series on the CW. And a new Hulu series draws inspiration from a David Bowie song. Read More…
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Candid, Comedic and Macabre YouTube Stars Feel an Advertising Pinch After companies began pulling ads because of concerns about content, some video creators who thought they had no reason to worry have seen their revenue plunge. Read More…
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Alex Jones, Pursued Over Infowars Falsehoods, Faces a Legal Crossroads The Infowars founder is seeking the dismissal of a bellwether defamation lawsuit this week, as social media platforms take steps to curb him. Read More…
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In ‘Watershed Moment,’ YouTube Blocks Extremist Cleric’s Message The site has largely removed videos of Anwar al-Awlaki, Al Qaeda’s leading voice in English before his death by drone — and after, when he became a jihadist hero. Read More…
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