Shari Franke's memoir, The House of My Mother, reveals harrowing details about her mother, Ruby Franke, a former parenting influencer now serving decades in prison for aggravated child abuse.
A YouTuber had a bizarre reaction to being sentenced to life in prison, clapping and thanking the judge who sentenced him for the murder of a fellow YouTuber.
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan is seeking "immediate" answers from the CEO of YouTube's parent company Alphabet, Sundar Pichai, over alleged censorship of former president Donald Trump's recent interview with podcast host Joe Rogan.
A Michigan man has been sentenced to prison time for alleged threatening comments he made against Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, other Democratic politicians and members of the LGBTQ+ community on YouTube.
A deadline has passed for YouTube to answer a series of questions from House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan regarding the alleged censorship of a content creator who made allegations of "serious misconduct" at the FBI.
Sebastian, a 15-year-old boy with autism, vanished from his Hendersonville, Tennessee, bedroom on Feb. 25, after his mother put him to bed, said police.
Sesame Street launches its new online neighborhood sensation, Sesame Studios. It boasts of cute and smart gumdrop-shaped, fuchsia-haired digital puppet named Marvie instead of muppet characters.. The show offers original digital shorts that lasts from 30 seconds to 5 minutes.
YouTube is still combating a Content ID claims. But amid fighting the claims, it said that it is rolling out a new system that will help creators earn revenue.
A Dallas-area policeman seen in a viral video tossing a bathing suit-clad teenage girl to the ground has resigned from the McKinney Police force, the city's police chief said on Tuesday, calling the officer's actions indefensible.
Google Inc should not have to remove an anti-Islamic film from its YouTube website because a woman complained that she was duped into performing in the film that depicted the Prophet Mohammed as a pedophile, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Monday.
Two Turkish academics on Tuesday appealed a court order that allowed authorities to block access to Twitter and YouTube for several hours this week, a crackdown they say reflects Ankara's growing authoritarianism.
Access to Twitter (TWTR.N) and video-sharing website YouTube (GOOGL.O) were blocked in Turkey on Monday following a court decision based on complaints from individuals, a source in Turkey's telecoms industry said.
