YouTube's parent company, Alphabet, has settled a lawsuit with former U.S. President Donald Trump for 4.5 million, following the suspension of his account after the January 6 Capitol riot. The lawsuit accused YouTube of political bias and undue censorship.
Alphabet, the parent company of YouTube, has reached a 4.5 million settlement with former U.S. President Donald Trump. The settlement resolves a lawsuit initiated after YouTube suspended Trump's channel in the aftermath of the January 2021 Capitol riots, highlighting ongoing tensions between social media platforms and high-profile political figures.
Gabriel Jarrosson, a French engineer who transitioned from YouTuber to venture capitalist, has launched a unique 2 million fund dedicated exclusively to Y Combinator startups. He focuses solely on investing in companies that emerge from the prestigious American startup accelerator.
YouTube Premium users now enjoy enhanced usability with a new 'continue watching' feature, which complements existing benefits like ad-free viewing and background play. The move underscores YouTube's dedication to user engagement and content accessibility.
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