In January, YouTube introduced a new algorithm trained to hunt down "borderline content," aka videos that don't actually violate its Community Guidelines, but which can still "misinform users in harmful ways." The algorithm doesn't remove said videos from YouTube, but instead prevents YouTube's recommendation algorithm from spreading them.
Netflix's awards bait-iest film yet, The Irishman, is one of 10 films the streamer will send out for limited theater runs this fall and winter before debuting them on its service.
Ryan McNulty is a first for Creators Going Pro: our first creator-gone-pro who's no longer an active YouTuber, and who moved on to make his multiple businesses, both YouTube-related and not, his 24/7 career.
Gavin Magnus was just nine years old when he realized he wanted to be a content creator. Like literally millions of other kids these days, one of his main sources of entertainment was YouTube, but Magnus wasn't content with just watching other creators' videos. He wanted to make his own.
Facebook is developing a new Instagram-adjacent messaging app that's intended to let users constantly, automatically share personal information about themselves, including location data and their devices' battery levels.
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