YouTube drafting ‘creator-on-creator harassment’ rules after Steven Crowder incident
YouTube is working on new policies to prevent “creator-on-creator harassment” that it will announce later this year, the company said
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Month: July 2019
YouTube is adding more ways for creators to make money
YouTube is adding more ways for video creators to make money, as the company and its users work toward becoming
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YouTube is launching educational playlists that won’t include algorithmic recommendations
YouTube is introducing a new education feature called Learning Playlists that will offer dedicated landing pages for educational videos on
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Self-driving shuttle crashed in Las Vegas because manual controls were locked away
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has wrapped up a more than year-long investigation into a low-speed crash between a
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Head of NASA’s human exploration program demoted as agency pushes for Moon return
The head of NASA’s human exploration program has been replaced within the agency, just months after Vice President Mike Pence
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Chinese EV startup Seres halts US launch, lays off 90 people in Silicon Valley
Seres, the Chinese EV startup formerly known as SF Motors, is laying off 90 people in its Silicon Valley office,
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Former Tesla employee admits uploading Autopilot source code to his iCloud
Guangzhi Cao, a former engineer at Tesla, admitted in a court filing this week that he uploaded zip files containing
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Bird is making Paris its ‘second home,’ as city cracks down on scooter riding
Bird is planning to build a new hub in Paris and hire 1,000 people over two years to help spur
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France will apply an ‘ecotax’ to nearly all air travel
France plans to put an “ecotax” on nearly all air travel starting in 2020, the government announced on Tuesday. The
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Why fewer bug guts may be piling up on your car windshield
If you’ve ever taken a long road trip, you’ve likely experienced the rite of stopping at a gas station to
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