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Tag: YouTube
The Triumph Of The Trivial
The complacency and refusal to change of traditional broadcasters has allowed YouTube to outdo them in almost every aspect.
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Shelfie Spectacular: Digging Into The Desperate Living Archives
Our YouTube channel posts featuring a selection of rare books, records and movies from the Desperate Living archives.
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Helluva Boss is Damned Good Animation
Demonic afterlife assassination and familial problems from the creators of Hazbin Hotel.
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Twitter Panic And The Fragility Of Social Media
Twitter’s current problems – and the possibility that it might all end very badly – just goes to show that we shouldn’t become dependent on any single form of communication.
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Paid Promotions And Review Copies Are Not The Same Thing
In its efforts to clamp down on influencer shills, YouTube is trying to drag review material into the realm of ‘sponsored posts’, which seems rather questionable.
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Would You Pay £10 To Own A Digital Frame Grab From An Obscure British Film?
A British movie maker is offering every frame of his commercially unreleased 2013 production as NFTs.
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Negative Reactions
The compelling awfulness of the YouTube Reaction Video.
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The Tyranny Of Choice
In a world of infinite, often overwhelming choice, there’s a case to be made for the pleasures of the scheduled broadcast.
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Why The Past Matters
The Critical Drinker’s passionate defence of the art of yesterday, no matter how much it clashes with current ideas.
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YouTube Makes The First Move Towards An ID-Regulated Internet
YouTube announce that physical proof of identity might now be required to watch age-restricted videos in Europe.
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The BBFC’s Harmful Research
The British Censor’s new research is simply a questionnaire telling them what they wanted to hear.
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