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Navigating the Gray Areas: Exploring Justifications for Piracy in the Digital Age Piracy, often referred to as the unauthorized copying, sharing, or distribution of copyrighted materials, has been a subject of intense debate for years. While it is universally acknowledged that piracy infringes upon the rights of content creators and harms the economy, there are arguments that attempt to justify …
This is a mirror of the following YT video:https://youtu.be/8qQazyJ99OE From TK News by Matt Taibbi As subscribers by now are aware, I’m very upset about YouTube’s recent decision to censor a factually accurate video about “rigged election” comments produced for this site by Matt Orfalea. The company has given Matt a strike and labeled his/our work “misinformation,” an insult I’ve …
We had a video removed from YouTube along with a warning due to what was deemed “misinformation”. But why are the mainstream media not treated by the same set of guidelines?
YouTube recently announced that it is hiding the ‘dislike’ count on videos to tackle coordinated dislike campaigns. However, barely days after that announcement, a new browser extension is bringing back the dislike count, much to the delight of users who reacted to YouTube’s original announcement with dismay. Named “Return YouTube Dislike,” the open-source software is developed by Dmitry Selivanov, with its source code available …
GUEST BIO: Bret Weinstein is and evolutionary biologist, author, and co-host of the DarkHorse Podcast.
Though the US Supreme Court is yet to have its final say on the matter, YouTube has announced it will now remove “any piece of content” claiming that the outcome of last month’s presidential election was fraudulent. Tuesday marked the ‘safe harbor’ deadline for US states to certify their election results. Beyond this date, recounts, audits and lawsuits are generally …