Jada Pinkett Smith Heads To Facebook Watch, Big Tech Companies Lead Charm Offensive, 'Breaking Bad' Gets A YouTube Channel, & More

Facebook Watch is starting to get a lot of mainstream Hollywood talent. Meanwhile, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google try to make nice with America.

Not displaying correctly? View this email online. Jada Pinkett Smith To Host Intergenerational Talk Show On Facebook Watch Will isn't the only Smith that's entering the digital media scene with aplomb. Hotel Bans Influencers After YouTuber Proposes Free Stay In Exchange For Publicity In what appears to be either a rash moment of fury or a keen publicity ploy, Dublin's White Moose Cafe and Charleville Lodge has banned all influencers after a U.K. YouTube star proposed a free visit in exchange for publicity. Hasbro Has A New Jenga Game And Devin Supertramp Rides A Bouncy House Down A Mountain To Promote It The toymaker enlisted adrenaline junkie Devin "Devin Supertramp" Graham for a video that features its Jenga Pass Challenge product. Indie Spotlight: The Room Mockumentary Provides Zany Answers To The Question "Where Are They Now?" The success of the biopic The Disaster Artist has thrust its subject — Tommy Wiseau's 2003 so-bad-it's-good masterpiece The Room — back into the spotlight. And many of the original actors are having fun with the moment.  Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Receive Praise From European Commission For Anti-Terrorist Efforts Now, the three companies in question have received another evaluation from the EC, and this one strikes a more positive tone. Facebook, Apple, Amazon, And Google's Charm Offensive or: FANGs Make Nice With America After too much time for bad behavior, the Internet's biggest powerhouses apparently collectively decided it was time to make nice with their American customers/hosts/neighbors. YouTube Millionaires: Feast Of Fiction Hosts Are "Real Fans" Of The Franchises That Inspire Their Dishes The foods made famous by fictional franchises are the backbone of Jimmy Wong and Ashley Adams' long-running collaboration. Amazon Hikes Price Of Monthly Prime Subscriptions By $2.00 Amazon is hiking up the price of monthly Prime memberships from $10.99 to $12.99. All Def Media Hires One, Promotes Two To Fill Major Executive Positions Four months after getting a new CEO, All Def Media has made more additions to its executive team. Sony, BroadbandTV Launch Breaking Bad YouTube Channel On Show's 10th Anniversary In honor of the tenth anniversary of the premiere episode of Breaking Bad, Sony Pictures Television has unveiled an official YouTube channel for one of the most beloved TV series of our time. Copyright © 2018 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.