People Call On YouTube, Facebook, Twitter To Stringently Monitor Hate Content Following Christchurch Shooting, Social Media's Privacy Pivot, & More

People are calling on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to stringently monitor hate content and stop the spread of white supremacy on their platforms.

Not displaying correctly? View this email online. People Call On YouTube, Facebook, Twitter To More Stringently Monitor Hate Content Following Christchurch Shooting Following a mass shooting that left 49 dead in Christchurch, New Zealand, people are calling on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to more stringently monitor hate content and stop the spread of white supremacy on their platforms. Sephora Severs Product Partnership With YouTuber Olivia Jade In Wake Of College Bribery Scandal   Top beauty brand Sephora has cut ties with YouTuber Olivia Jade, whose parents were arrested yesterday as part of a major college admissions bribery scandal. No, Twitter Is Not Completely Removing Likes And Retweets — But Here's Why It's Hiding Them   Yesterday, Twitter users reacted mostly negatively to the widely-reported news that the social media app was looking at removing engagement metrics from tweets. Has All Of "Social Media," Not Just Facebook, Reached A Pivot Point? Mark Zuckerberg's mid-week missive on his plans to pivot Facebook to "privacy" set off a tsunami of hot takes, which mostly missed a bigger trend. While Facebook is long overdue for an overhaul after years of missteps and bad behavior, this pivot probably isn't that. YouTube Millionaires: Mother-And-Son Team 'Rosa Y Jaime' Make Their Content By Finding Creativity In Everyday Situations   This week's YouTube Millionaires are a mother-son team, and that's a first for us here at Tubefilter. We know there's a saying about how going into business with family can be dicey After YouTube Disables Comments On 'Special Books By Special Kids' Organization's Channel, Founders Say It's Discrimination   Recently, YouTube disabled comments on tens of millions of videos featuring minors as part of its increasingly aggressive crackdown on child predation. YouTube CEO Susan Wojcikci said the mass disabling was a "trade-off" for creators, who'd have to deal with it if they wanted YouTube to be safer for kids. Copyright © 2019 Tubefilter, All rights reserved. Sign up for Tubefilter Newsletters here. Our mailing address is: Tubefilter 5405 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 270 Los Angeles, CA 90036 USA  You received this email because you subscribed to a Tubefilter Newsletter or have registered to attend one of our Tubefilter Events. We respect your privacy and inbox. If you believe this was sent to you in error and you no longer wish to receive these emails, please update your subscription preferences or unsubscribe.