Headline RoundupDecember 10th, 2018
YouTube Bans Proud Boys Founder Gavin McInnes
AllSides Summary
YouTube has banned Gavin McInnes, founder of the far-right Proud Boys group and former CRTV host, for “third-party claims of copyright infringement.” He has already been banned from Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, PayPal, and Instagram.
Featured Coverage of this Story
From the Left
YouTube Finally Bans Alt-Right Hate Group Founder Gavin McInnes for … ‘Copyright Infringement’New York Magazine
See rating details
New York Magazine
News
Gavin McInnes, a man you may know for having co-founded Vice magazine, creating the “Proud Boys” — a far-right hate group who were in attendance at the Unite the Right rally
Open on New York Magazine
Possible Paywall
From the Right
YouTube Bans Former CRTV Host Gavin McInnesThe Daily Wire
See rating details
News
On Monday, YouTube banned Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes, who had almost a quarter-million subscribers on the channel. A statement on McInnes’ YouTube channel’s page
Open on The Daily Wire
Possible Paywall
From the Center
YouTube bans Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnesThe Hill
See rating details
News
Far-right activist Gavin McInnes has been kicked off YouTube, the latest social media platform to cut ties with him or his group, the Proud Boys.
AllSides Picks
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune
March 24th, 2023
Crunchbase News
HEADLINE ROUNDUP
Amazon Cuts 9,000 More Jobs as Tech Layoffs Continue
March 21st, 2023
Image by Flickr/ Leigh Blackall
Recommended Reading
Why We Disagree on “Truth” in 2023 and How We Can Change That
March 25th, 2023
RED BLUE TRANSLATOR
What Trolls means to Liberals & Conservatives
More News about Technology from the Left, Center and Right
From the Left
From the Center
From the Right
News
Utah governor signs new laws requiring parental consent for under-18s to use social media
The Verge
News
Justice Dept. Investigating TikTok’s Owner Over Possible Spying on Journalists
New York Times (News)
News
Texas lawmakers propose historic investments to broadband and water infrastructure — but voters will have the last word
The Texas Tribune
News
TikTok will limit teens to 60 minutes of screen time a day (but you can turn the limit off)
The Verge
News
Tesla Facing Investigation After Steering Wheels Detach From Two Model Y Cars
International Business Times
News
Tech Layoffs 2023: 97,000 Job Cuts Last Year, 63% Started Their Own Companies
International Business Times
Analysis
U.S. regulators rejected Elon Musk’s bid to test brain chips in humans, citing safety risks
Reuters
Analysis
Jump-starting electric car batteries: Will supply problems stall California’s mandate?
CalMatters
News
Silicon Valley Bank panic escalates: Customers line up around block outside Bay Area branch, as bank's collapse sparks fears they'll lose deposits over $250,000
Daily Mail
News
FTC creating tech office putting AI, ad makers in crosshairs as last GOP commissioner exits
Washington Times
News
Google faces Supreme Court in case that could decide future of Section 230
New York Post (News)
News
Thirteen-year-old social media minimum age should be raised, health officials say
Washington Examiner
News
U.S. spies partnered with American tech companies to fight Russian cyberattackers in Ukraine
Washington Times
News
Apple CEO Tim Cook welcomed with applause at Beijing conference sponsored by Chinese government
Fox Business
News
Utah Governor Signs Laws Requiring Big Tech to Get Parental Consent for Minors Using Platforms
Breitbart News