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YouTube Videos Are Pulling in Serious Money

— nytimes.com — Making videos for YouTube — a pastime for millions of Web surfers — is now a way... to make a living. > (more) YouTube Videos Are Pulling in Serious Money

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— youtube.com — Worldwide English Sign Up QuickList ( 0 ) Help Sign In Close Close Set Your Country Content... Preference (What is this?) Choose which country's videos, channels, and activity filters (for example, "Most Viewed"), you would like to view. Close Close ... (more) Greeting Cards

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YouTube Videos Pull In Real Money

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‘Abuse and Safety Center’ - New YouTube channel
D' Technology Weblog — Google introduced a new YouTube channel called “Abuse and Safety Center” at the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) conference in Washington, D.C. The center features straightforward safety tips and multimedia resources from experts and prominent safety organizations. We are empowering people with the information and tools they need to help them deal with issues like cyberbullying, online harassment, and hateful content. The new center also makes it easier for you to find our Help and Safety Tool, which ...

YouTube launches 'safety center'
Webware.com — From the 'MySpace suicide' to hate speech on YouTube, the world of user-generated content has been plagued by plain old nastiness since its early days. That's why, as part of the Family Online Safety Institute conference in Washington, D.C., YouTube parent company Google has unveiled an "Abuse and Safety" resource guide. According to a post on the official Google blog, the new section of YouTube's help center features "straightforward safety tips and multimedia resources from experts and prominent safety organizations" regarding topics like ...

YouTube Provides a Support Resource for Abuse
WebProNews Feed — [image] Report Abuse and Learn Safety Tips YouTube is introducing an Abuse and Safety Center at the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) conference in Washington, D.C. today. This provides users with a place to report problems as well as learn about ways to deal with different issues. Users can report things like community guidelines violations, privacy issues, sexual abuse, hateful content, suicide, cyberbullying, impersonating, spam and phishing, etc. They can also get tips about how to handle different situations. YouTube Safety "The center features ...

YouTube creates Abuse and Safety Center
L.A. Times Tech Blog — ... , YouTube has created a new section of its site called the Abuse and Safety Center, largely as a resource for parents and their teenage children. (Kids under 13 are not supposed to be using the site.) ...

News Bits: YouTube Fights Hate Speech
Contentinople: — Looking to fight hate speech in its user-generated videos, YouTube is teaming up with the Anti-Defamation League to launch an Abuse & Safety Center on its Website. A link to the Abuse & Safety Center has been added to the bottom of every YouTube page. YouTube users can use the page to report videos that involve several abuse and safety issues, including suicide, impersonation, hateful content, teen safety, harassment, cyber bullying, and privacy. YouTube’s move follows high-profile incidents in the last month involving suicide and cyber ...

Safer Internet Day marked internationally
Betanews — ... of a January abduction attempt foiled by law-enforcement folk making very canny use of Google Maps's Street View option. Good stuff.) The company's also been hard at word on the YouTube Safety Center, and as of tomorrow will have a link from the bottom of every YouTube viewing page to that resource , which will include advice and helpful phone numbers local to each country. In the US, that means such organizations as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the Anti-Defamation League; in Australia and New Zealand, that can lead to government human-rights commissions or ...