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YouTube Gives Banned Creators A 2nd Chance

YouTube opens ‘second chance’ program to creators banned for misinformation

“YouTube continues to enable a diversity of perspectives and believes creators should be able to openly debate political ideas on the platform,” the company said in its letter to Rep. Jordan.

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YouTube will give 'second chances' to some banned creators

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YouTube Launches ‘Second Chance’ Program to Reinstate Banned Users, but Channels Terminated for Copyright Infringement or Other Serious Violations Aren’t Eligible

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YouTube Opens Door for Previously Banned Creators To Return

YouTube has now officially launched its new “second chance” program, which will give creators who have been permanently banned from the app an opportunity to return and resume posting their clips.

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YouTube's Second Chance: Banned Creators May Apply Under New Program to Create New Accounts

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YouTube Rolls Out Program to Give Creators Who Were Banned a “Second Chance” on Platform

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Trump Gets $24.5M Settlement from YouTube Over Account Suspension

Trump filed similar suits in July 2021 against X, formerly Twitter; Meta, owner of Facebook; and Alphabet’s Google, as well as their chief executives.

Did YouTube TV lose NBC channels? An update on the dispute

YouTube TV’s beef with NBCU comes just one month after Fox channels nearly disappeared from the streaming platform. YouTube reached a deal with Fox just in time to prevent losing channels. The same thing happened with CBS stations in February. If you’re looking for a YouTube TV alternative, check out sling TV.

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Trump calls on Google to bring back Univision to YouTube TV, calls it ‘very bad’ for GOP ahead of midterms

Portraying Univision as a crucial political tool for Republicans, President Trump is publicly pressing Google to restore access to Univision on the YouTube TV streaming platform.

Donald Trump Pleads for ‘Google/YouTube’ Change Before Midterms

Google, for the purpose of FAIRNESS, please let Univision back!” the president wrote in a post on Truth Social.

Crunchyroll is releasing all five hours of Chainsaw Man for free on YouTube so everyone can catch up before the Reze Arc movie

Across five hours, it will be streaming the first season of Chainsaw Man, which follows protagonist Denji as he transforms from a down-on-his-luck kid up to his eyeballs in debt to a bone-shredding devil hunter – with a chainsaw for a head. Naturally. It's all capped off with a trailer for Reze Arc, in case you wanted to whet your appetite further.