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The Greatest App of All Time Day 29: Google Maps vs. YouTube - Vimarsana News

The Greatest App of All Time Day 29: Google Maps vs. YouTube

We've officially entered the Final Four and yesterday's tournament brought a surprising upset.

The Greatest App of All Time Day 26: YouTube vs. Venmo - Vimarsana News

The Greatest App of All Time Day 26: YouTube vs. Venmo

Google Maps demolished WhatsApp in yesterday's tournament and it goes to the next round.

YouTube TV Loses Access to Over 17 Disney-Owned Channels and Reduces Monthly Price by $US15 ($21) - Vimarsana News

YouTube TV Loses Access to Over 17 Disney-Owned Channels and Reduces Monthly Price by $US15 ($21)

It looks like YouTube just won’t stop fighting with broadcasters and streaming platforms this year. YouTube’s latest squabble with Disney over

Australia COVID: In an avalanche of misinformation, who decides what's too dangerous to hear? - Vimarsana News

Australia COVID: In an avalanche of misinformation, who decides what's too dangerous to hear?

Google pulled Sky News off YouTube after it broadcast COVID-19 misinformation. Nick Coatsworth says advocacy of “zero-COVID” and misleading statements about vaccines are just as dangerous.

YouTuber Shot During 'Prank Robbery' That Went Wrong - Vimarsana News

YouTuber Shot During 'Prank Robbery' That Went Wrong

Feb 8, 2021 A 20-year-old Tennessee man was fatally shot while filming a 'prank robbery' for YouTube that went horribly wrong. Police say Timothy Wilks and a friend approached a group of people wielding butcher knives at the Urban Air Trampoline Park in Nashville. One of the group pulled out a handgun and shot Wilks, believing they were in danger. The stunt was being filmed for a YouTube video. The shooter says he was acting in self-defense. No arrests have been made so far. Prank videos - including robbery pranks - are very popular on YouTube, but the platform cracked down on dangerous pr...

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