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YouTube terminates pro-Iran channel posting Lego-style clips mocking Trump

YouTube terminates pro-Iran channel posting Lego-style clips mocking Trump

  • Channel belonging to pro-Tehran group Explosive Media was suspended on March 27, remains available on other platforms
  • “Legofication” of conflict propaganda have been an effective information warfare tool with animated videos racking up millions of views
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Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial

Jury finds Instagram and YouTube liable in a landmark social media addiction trial

By AP ·
Saudi who swapped ejection seats for tech reviews — and topped KSA charts 

Saudi who swapped ejection seats for tech reviews — and topped KSA charts 

By GABRIELE MALVISI ·
In Pakistan, ‘Eternal Love’ has no place on YouTube

In Pakistan, ‘Eternal Love’ has no place on YouTube

By AFP ·
MrBeast’s first Saudi-shot video racks up tens of millions of views as Riyadh Season leans into his brand 

MrBeast’s first Saudi-shot video racks up tens of millions of views as Riyadh Season leans into his brand 

By Arab News ·
YouTube launches ‘Recap’ as MENA viewing trends lean into AI, K‑drama and gaming

YouTube launches ‘Recap’ as MENA viewing trends lean into AI, K‑drama and gaming

By Arab News ·
YouTube to roll out AI video generation model Veo 3 on Shorts in MENA

YouTube to roll out AI video generation model Veo 3 on Shorts in MENA

By GABRIELE MALVISI ·
Spooked by AI, Bollywood stars drag Google into fight for ‘personality rights’

Spooked by AI, Bollywood stars drag Google into fight for ‘personality rights’

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YouTube to pay $22 million in settlement with Trump

YouTube to pay $22 million in settlement with Trump

By AFP ·
YouTube reaches agreement with Fox to prevent disruption

YouTube reaches agreement with Fox to prevent disruption

By Reuters ·
Saudi creative levels up the game for Saudi women

Saudi creative levels up the game for Saudi women

By Rahaf Jambi ·
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. (REUTERS)

Australia adds YouTube to social media ban for children

By Reuters ·
Pakistan court orders YouTube to block channels of ex-PM Imran Khan, journalists

Pakistan court orders YouTube to block channels of ex-PM Imran Khan, journalists

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

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