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Three Indian YouTube Channels Among Most Subscribed, Mr Beast Is Not Number 1
Among the top 10 most subscribed channels globally, three YouTube channels based in India and delivering content in Hindi hold a prominent position.
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US Blogger Offers To Buy Hotdog For Indian School Kid, His Reaction Goes Viral
Recently, a YouTuber from the US went around Delhi exploring street food in the national capital and actually offered to buy food for a stranger!
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Video Shows Children Performing Song Their Parents Wrote, Internet In Love
More than a million Instagram users have watched the video. The video received even more admiration on YouTube with 11,440,409 views.
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Cobra Kai Season 6: Netflix Renews Karate Kid Spinoff Series for Final Season
Cobra Kai, the spinoff series connected to The Karate Kid franchise following the competitive world of martial arts in Southern California, has been renewed for a sixth season. The show will conclude with the upcoming season, and creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg termed the decision to end the series “bittersweet”.
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Viral Video: Mother Deer Visits Family To Introduce Her Baby
A video is gaining traction on the Internet, which shows a mother deer visiting a house with its family. It has been posted on YouTube by ViralHog and describes it as a gesture from the mother deer to show her kids to the people living in the house.
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Texas Shooting: How Social Media Repeatedly Fail to Spot Trail of Hints Left by Gunmen
Days before Texas shooting, the 18-year-old gunman shared an Instagram photo of a hand holding a gun magazine, a TikTok profile that warned, “Kids be scared,” and the image of two AR-style semi-automatic rifles displayed on a rug.
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Watch: Famous American YouTuber Made Maggi, Indian Kid Teaches How To Do It Right
YouTube star Lisa Nguyen once made Maggi, the recipe of which did not sit right with an Indian kid. Instead of letting it go, he teaches her how to make it his way. Take a look at the wholesome video here.
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Netflix Testing TikTok-Like 'Kids Clip' Feature for Younger Viewers
Netflix is rolling out a TikTok-like feature aimed at kids, its latest bid to attract younger viewers to its platform and help them discover programming.
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Google Restricts Advertisement Targeting of Under-18 Users Based on Age, Gender, or Interests
Google is blocking advertisement targeting based on the age, gender, or interests of people under 18, the company said.
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Facebook Said It Will Restrict Ad Targeting of Under-18 Users on Its Platform
Facebook will stop allowing advertisers to target people under 18 on its platforms based on their interests or their activity on other sites, it said in a slew of announcements about young users.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Asked to Turn Over Internal Research on Children’s Mental Health by US Lawmakers
Four Republican US lawmakers requested that Facebook, Google, and Twitter turn over any studies they have done on how their services affect children's mental health.
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Instagram for Kids Under The Age of 13 Reportedly Under Development, Internal Communication Suggests
The internal post written by Vishal Shah, Instagram’s vice president of product, was accessed by BuzzFeed. This post was written on an employee message board and it says that building this children-friendly platform is now a part of their priority list.
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YouTube to Roll Out Parent-Approved Accounts to Filter Out Inappropriate Content for Tweens
YouTube said it will roll out new accounts that let tweens or young teens explore the streaming video service within boundaries set by their parents.
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YouTube Brings Updates to Enhance Experience for Creators and Viewers; YouTube Shorts Launches in US
YouTube is bringing a range of new updates to enhance the experience of both creators and viewers on the platform globally. YouTube Shorts is also coming to the US in March. The feature has been under testing in India.
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Meet The North Carolina Kid Who Cracked YouTube's Secret Code
In the fall of 2016, Jimmy Donaldson dropped out of college to try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in media: How exactly does a video go viral on YouTube?
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Three Indian YouTube Channels Among Most Subscribed, Mr Beast Is Not Number 1
Among the top 10 most subscribed channels globally, three YouTube channels based in India and delivering content in Hindi hold a prominent position.
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US Blogger Offers To Buy Hotdog For Indian School Kid, His Reaction Goes Viral
Recently, a YouTuber from the US went around Delhi exploring street food in the national capital and actually offered to buy food for a stranger!
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Video Shows Children Performing Song Their Parents Wrote, Internet In Love
More than a million Instagram users have watched the video. The video received even more admiration on YouTube with 11,440,409 views.
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Cobra Kai Season 6: Netflix Renews Karate Kid Spinoff Series for Final Season
Cobra Kai, the spinoff series connected to The Karate Kid franchise following the competitive world of martial arts in Southern California, has been renewed for a sixth season. The show will conclude with the upcoming season, and creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg termed the decision to end the series “bittersweet”.
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Viral Video: Mother Deer Visits Family To Introduce Her Baby
A video is gaining traction on the Internet, which shows a mother deer visiting a house with its family. It has been posted on YouTube by ViralHog and describes it as a gesture from the mother deer to show her kids to the people living in the house.
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Texas Shooting: How Social Media Repeatedly Fail to Spot Trail of Hints Left by Gunmen
Days before Texas shooting, the 18-year-old gunman shared an Instagram photo of a hand holding a gun magazine, a TikTok profile that warned, “Kids be scared,” and the image of two AR-style semi-automatic rifles displayed on a rug.
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Watch: Famous American YouTuber Made Maggi, Indian Kid Teaches How To Do It Right
YouTube star Lisa Nguyen once made Maggi, the recipe of which did not sit right with an Indian kid. Instead of letting it go, he teaches her how to make it his way. Take a look at the wholesome video here.
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Netflix Testing TikTok-Like 'Kids Clip' Feature for Younger Viewers
Netflix is rolling out a TikTok-like feature aimed at kids, its latest bid to attract younger viewers to its platform and help them discover programming.
-
Google Restricts Advertisement Targeting of Under-18 Users Based on Age, Gender, or Interests
Google is blocking advertisement targeting based on the age, gender, or interests of people under 18, the company said.
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Facebook Said It Will Restrict Ad Targeting of Under-18 Users on Its Platform
Facebook will stop allowing advertisers to target people under 18 on its platforms based on their interests or their activity on other sites, it said in a slew of announcements about young users.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Asked to Turn Over Internal Research on Children’s Mental Health by US Lawmakers
Four Republican US lawmakers requested that Facebook, Google, and Twitter turn over any studies they have done on how their services affect children's mental health.
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Instagram for Kids Under The Age of 13 Reportedly Under Development, Internal Communication Suggests
The internal post written by Vishal Shah, Instagram’s vice president of product, was accessed by BuzzFeed. This post was written on an employee message board and it says that building this children-friendly platform is now a part of their priority list.
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YouTube to Roll Out Parent-Approved Accounts to Filter Out Inappropriate Content for Tweens
YouTube said it will roll out new accounts that let tweens or young teens explore the streaming video service within boundaries set by their parents.
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YouTube Brings Updates to Enhance Experience for Creators and Viewers; YouTube Shorts Launches in US
YouTube is bringing a range of new updates to enhance the experience of both creators and viewers on the platform globally. YouTube Shorts is also coming to the US in March. The feature has been under testing in India.
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Meet The North Carolina Kid Who Cracked YouTube's Secret Code
In the fall of 2016, Jimmy Donaldson dropped out of college to try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in media: How exactly does a video go viral on YouTube?
