Now that its bottom line is being affected, YouTube says it will begin to take additional steps to protect its advertisers and creators from inappropriate content on its network. In a blog post authored by YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki on Monday, the company said it will increase its staff to over 10,000 in 2018 to help better moderate video content.The news follows a series of scandals on the… Read More
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Rollerblades have gone electric
These motorized ‘RocketSkates’ are basically the hoverboard of roller skates. Read more…More about Videos, Video, Mashable Video, Real Time Video, and Realtime
View More Rollerblades have gone electricData-friendly YouTube Go comes out in beta in Southeast Asia
Google has released its data-friendly YouTube Go app in some of Southeast Asia, and Africa’s new markets.
Available now in beta for Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, the app is a way to get video to users in countries where data avail…
YouTube is launching its own take Stories with a new video format called ‘Reels’
Even YouTube is adding Stories. The popular format introduced by Snapchat, then adopted by Instagram, Skype, Facebook, Messenger and even some dating apps, is now making its way to YouTube as a new feature the company is calling “Reels.” To be clear, Reels is YouTube’s spin on Stories, not an exact copy. And Reels won’t live at the top of the app, as Stories do on… Read More
View More YouTube is launching its own take Stories with a new video format called ‘Reels’Jellies is a kid-friendly, parent-approved alternative to YouTube Kids
As YouTube reels from a series of scandals related to its lack of policing around inappropriate content aimed at children, obscene comments on videos of children, horrifying search suggestions, and more, a new app called Jellies has arrived to offer parents a safer way to let their kids watch videos on mobile devices. Jellies was built by Ken Yarmosh, founder of Savvy Apps, which has been… Read More
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As YouTube reels from a series of scandals related to its lack of policing around inappropriate content aimed at children, obscene comments on videos of children, horrifying search suggestions, and more, a new app called Jellies has arrived to offer parents a safer way to let their kids watch videos on mobile devices. Jellies was built by Ken Yarmosh, founder of Savvy Apps, which has been… Read More
View More Jellies is a kid-friendly, parent-approved alternative to YouTube KidsJunior league goalie scores on empty net and everyone absolutely loses their minds
When a hockey player scores on an opponent’s empty net, there’s typically a tempered celebration. The game is over, the win is sealed — everyone can relax.
When that scoring hockey player is a goalie, however, you gotta sound the hell off like its the best goal you’ve ever seen in your entire life. The Stampede, a Tier 1 junior hockey team from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, understand this unwritten rule.
When 19-year-old goalie Mikhail Berdin scored an empty net goal from the the opposite end of the rink, his teammates absolutely lost their minds. Read more…
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View More Junior league goalie scores on empty net and everyone absolutely loses their minds150,000-domino setup celebrates ‘Super Mario Odyssey’ in stunning fashion
YouTuber TheDominoKing is back with an impressive new domino video, this time celebrating the release of Super Mario Odyssey with a whopping 148,777 dominoes.
The individual domino creations include Mario and friends, Cappy, Bowser, captured enem…
Not to be dramatic but this dog has the cutest smile ever
Friends, please meet Layla the spaniel, an unspeakably adorable dog who loves to be pet.
From the looks of this clip, it seems she also loves to wag her tail, cuddle, and deliver the most perfect soft smile we’ve ever seen. Layla, girl, you’re do…