on youtube, though, he's kind of a big deal. 30 people have gotten out... his highly produced elaborate stunts, like playing hide and seek in a sports stadium, or recreating netflix�*s show squid game, have earned him the top spot. his income is just above that of f1 champion lewis hamilton. while traditional media struggled during the pandemic, tv production were suspended and film releases delayed, youtube was booming. the top—ten highest paid creators on the platform earned a combined £219 million in 2021 — that's an increase of 40%. youtubers like jake paul haven't made the listjust because of their popularity. they've been the ones to cash in most effectively with brand partnerships, sponsorships and merchandise. despite this success, though, it's not all rosy, according to some. it was surprising to see how many white men were on the list. youtube is a really global environment, we know that it's hugely popular around the world and it seemed like we didn't see anybody outside of the english—speaking world there, and i think that is something

show their parents a very happy chris stoker, worker walker is a youtube trends expert. he explains more about how these on lines does the earnings such big bunks. it's because it's replaced traditional television and i think not when you put it into that context. these numbers do start to make a little bit of sense. you know, at hollywood movie style is, will in, in order to mount money for performing in films every single year. and what is essentially happening is these youtube is all doing that, but i doing it online, very huge all here. so if i can contextualize this to building us across the world, log onto youtube every single month. so that is a launch moving some mutual parent company, alphabet, which is for me known as google in billions of dollars through advertising revenues against the youtube is themselves take around the 55 percent cut. so then suddenly this amount of money starts to make maybe a little bit more sense to want to be youtube is they want to be astronaut and not as because they have seen the importance and the power, not these people have and

chris and i have a youtube channel. it just has a whole lot of my videos on at work that i do at al jazeera and behind the same stuff. and i've got, i think, 230 subscribers. how do i get more? i don't want to monetize it. i don't want to be rich of it, but i'm also wondering how do people get to a stage where i'd sure not even gonna be interested in what i do, but how to hit is that where people are interested in what you do. well, this is the thing, i think a lot of people equate being a youtube or any sort of digital content. create it with like being a celebrity. they only see the bit in front of the camera, but in reality, it's probably better to think of these people as if they're entrepreneurs. they are setting up businesses open a room. so mr. beast, who we tools found, leading the way on the top 10 list. he has a huge team behind him and he managers, those people. so i think we'll, what it is is people think not, this is overnight success. and they think that it's an awful lot of good luck and it is, but it's a

quick management, new youtube rules, only shift the danger. today we're embarrass and we're in a state of law and in a western democracy. but let's go online. we're not in a democracy anymore. we are in yemen, we're in a failed state. ah. the phone is commune the common these forms of escalating communication didn't come into being with the internet. you that and we know from psychology that the concept of an enemy can, of course, lead to very strong mobilization in defense of one's own values. stagen will be 0, can often mobilize much more strongly than positive ideas of actually standing up for something doesn't begin this most. the, this method was used in propaganda, the 20s, thirties, and forties. yeah. and it's being used to day by populous parties, would have it over deed. this is berlin's former baganda ministry here, beginning in 1933. joseph goose developed new methods of manipulation. oh, good girl. oh, the loan from the indian b and b, better and humbling that idea led to millions of deaths and the division of germany following the

on youtube, though, he's kind of a big deal. his highly produced elaborate stunts, like playing hide and seek in a sports stadium, or recreating netflix' show squid game, have earned him the top spot. lewis hamilton. ——his income isjust above that of f1 champion lewis hamilton. while traditional media struggled during the pandemic, with tv production suspended and film releases delayed, youtube boomed. the top—ten highest paid creators on the platform earned a combined £219 million in 2021 — that's an increase of 40%. youtubers like jake paul haven't made the listjust because of their popularity. they've been the ones to cash in most effectively with brand partnerships, sponsorships and merchandise. despite this success, though, it's not all rosy, according to some. it was surprising to see how many white men were on the list. youtube is a really global environment, we know that it's hugely popular around the world and it seemed like we didn't see anybody outside of the english—speaking world there, and i think that i

if i ran youtube i would ban youtube, bongino. i would do the same thing. i'm sympathetic. >> you are wondering why they waited so long. >> jesse: i have been telling them to ban you for years. what the heck happened here? >> , outbreak is run by communists, of course. they are terrified of me investor in another platform rumble which believes in free speech so they hate my guts. they have been looking for reason to get rid of me. jesse, i dared, dared question the efficacy of masks on their platform. so they went back to episodes i had done years ago recategorized them, restricted them, suspended me and put a video on why i was leaving youtube and they banned me for a video on why i'm leaving. it's one of those you can't quit, we are going to fire you. the video was literally titled "why i'm leaving youtube. "just because i questioned masks. i asked a simple question. money ball great movie. wide hitter why hit good i asked with masks. if masks work, why aren't masks working? you can't say that on youtube. the comis don't like it. they hate when you ask co

you tube hut site, diem. youtube has done a lot of tweaking since then. already that this community that's grown over the years of accident, you can't just get rid of it. quick management, new youtube rules only shift the danger to they were in paris and we're in a state of law and are in a western democracy. but let's go online, we're not in a democracy anymore. we are in yemen, we're in a failed state. ah. the full moon is come, you and accommodate these forms of escalating communication. didn't come into being with the internet. you does. and we know from psychology that the concept of an enemy can, of course, lead to a very strong mobilization in defense of one's own values you stagger will be 0. can often mobilize much more strongly than positive ideas of actually standing up for something doesn't begin this most. the, this method was used in propaganda, the 20s, thirties, and forties. yeah. and it's being used today by populous parties were to veto the deeds. this is berlin's former propaganda ministry here, beginning in 1933, joseph gerbils develop

youtube is in the middle. four to 10 minute in length storytelling. that is where we are with moon bugs and cocoa melon and that -- we think that is a different form of storytelling. you can take four to six to 10 minute clubs and make a traditional media full-length tv show and that is what we did with cocoa melon. then you get down to the very short videos. less than 60 seconds on tictoc. that takes a different muscle. i think you have to have a storytelling capability that reaches across all of those from an >>. then there are podcast. that is a different form of storytelling altogether. i think we are going to have a coexist is of all of these different lines of video from traditional down to very short videos. and then the marketing messages are going to get shorter. these five to six second ads that are from youtube videos. they are pretty effective. that takes a different type of creative approach as well. it is telling stories in different formats and different ways. the difference between a landscape or or horizontal video, even that makes a

who's on youtube? just taking on from, from leggy like self. asthma says, what better ways are they to putting an end to this madness and then early as sama who, watching advocacy for these area. aust: this and suggesting things here. and things will change only if the government holds employers accountable for set practices to, to book and the system built on those wrongs that my case workers of had to live through in the country for decades. 2 years ago, i was speaking to a ruler about domestic workers in lebanon, and their plight ruler will i be in 2 years time talking to you again about to west, to walk us in lebanon and their plight in a sentence wrap us up. i hope that we would be talking about a brighter future, or is some provisions that are taken out by the government in order to improve the lives of domestic workers. one way to do this is to dismantle the article number 7 from the lebanese labor law that exclaimed america from the labor code. and that would be one way forward. all right, so n

youtube ceo susan wojcicki. we talked about her outlook. take a listen to what she had to say. >> so i 35% increase in the number of craters generating six-figure income out of youtube. that is just an example of how the creator economy is continuing to grow. emily: how do you see the creator economy unfolding? they're big established craters and there are these smaller players across youtube should there's so much competition and demand for their time. it is also a different kind of content. dark it is very much a different kind of content. you look at film and television. 22 minutes is the minimum kid a couple hours for a film. youtube is in the middle. they are usually around four to 10 minute length storytelling. that is where we are with moon bug and cocoa melon. that is a different form of storytelling. you can take those four to six to 10 minutes and make a traditional media length, a full-length tv show and we did that with cocoa melon and that is what you see with netflix. then you get down to the very short videos. less than 60 se

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please use it if you're on youtube. the comment section is right here. ask questions, share your concerns. i'll do my best to get all of that into today's program. i am going to start with a really disturbing video, and this video is of a domestic worker being dragged through the streets of lebanon. it went viral last week, have a look at my laptop here. you will see exactly why i ruler when you saw this video. this is not the 1st time we've seen domestic workers being abused on video from lebanon. but when you saw this video and there has been some campaigning about, we need to be looking at what is happening in a system that allows foreign workers to come to a country and then have no label rights whatsoever. so you saw that video and you thought what? absolutely. what you are mentioning air is the key actually to the dismantlement of the co follow. we frequently think about it as if it were a labor law, but in fact it's an immigration system. so you have the branch of the government that is responsible for the policing and surveillance, which is the m

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and what is essentially happening is these youtube is all doing that, but i doing it online. great, huge ordeal. so if i can contextualize this to building us across the world, log on to youtube every single month. so that is a launch moving some mutual parent company, alphabet, which is for me known as google ins. billions of dollars through advertising revenues against the huge with themselves take around the 55 percent cut. so then suddenly this amount of money starts to make maybe a little bit more sense to want to be youtube is they want to be astronaut and not is because they have seen the importance and the power, not these people have. they have huge sway, and they live in massive mansion. so ultimately, in same way that we saw the reality tv drivers barely to 1000, we're seeing something similar with digital create as now. and i think it's partly because of how we live all bodies here. we tend to youtube and other platforms like it instagram or tip top for entertainment, and what you've done increasingly, instead of traditional tv, or netflix, or amazon prime or any

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thank you for the excellent questions on youtube as well as we sent on youtube as well. i see what you did that too. thanks for watching. i see you next time. ah. the listening post cuts through the noise like full peanut competing. now, seeing monday, tools being used to perpetuate those competing merits, separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and then some element of the truth. but the full story remains and coaching, unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post your guide to the media. on a jesse, you were told technology can help tackle the spread of coven 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions we're starting, something that seems like it's in public health, very quickly becomes about measuring people what data is being collected. where is it being for it? poly re, looks at the limits of tech and the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face. target when tech tools go viral. episode 3 of all hail to lock down on al jazeera. ah mm. mm. mm. cool. l

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it always amazed me that youtube business model where you create the content. we make the money will give you a cut. but we make the money off your effort. i mean, they don't have to pay for content. >> this video here will be on youtube in a couple hours my website. rob black shell made money, but they'll get thousands of hits it's a really it's a better model than you and i are both matching. yeah, no kidding. all right, rob, thank you as always. we'll see you tomorrow. let rob know what topics you want him to a chat about facebook twitter. you can reach him at either those handles you can e-mail him directly. if you have a question for me like a dancer personally rob at rob black dot com, thank you, rob. we'll dot com, thank you, rob. we'll see tomorrow. after my car accident, dot com, thank you, rob. we'll see tomoi wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. >> 9.24 on the clock and bay area. law enforcem

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do you think youtube played a role in this attack? phil: i am sure there are plenty of people at google that will work as they typically are on talking about those issues. but for me today, my entire focus has been on the open-source security issue and partnering with government to protect our could go infrastructure. that has been all of my focus and a big part of my focus going forward. emily: given we are going into another election come up what kind of assurance can you give us, can you give google's users that google is taking all the precautions with their accounts and their information given that the attackers, the cyberattackers are always one step ahead it seems? phil: we have very large numbers of highly capable teams that work across all of the cyber threats that face all of our products and services. we are very focused on protecting our users, consumers, enterprise customers, and partnering with their security teams and partnering with all of the government agencies. very key focus for us at something we are always vigila

and he was able to split ad revenue with youtube from there. spotify made a calculation of the people that he had, you know, brought on from both algorithmic and growth on youtube that they would bring him on to their platform to take on his millions of listeners that he accrued through youtube. spotify isn't passively in the joe rogan business in the way that youtube was. they made an active decision to pay this guy $100 million to take on his information. when he has people, you know, from the misinformation community, frankly, alex jones, people like that. he doesn't challenge them in the way he'll challenge a doctor. it's all funny and goofy when he has alex jones on but the hard-hitting questions about virology that he doesn't understand when it comes to doctors. >> ben collins. fascinating to look at this. thank you so much for being with us on this topic. appreciate it. >>> next up. how the country's official haul cast memorial is commemorating today. numbers show more and more younger people lack even basic knowledge of what happened 77

i'm just gonna go to youtube because there's some curiosity about public opinion in the u. k. about julianna's sanchez case. is it in the papers? is it on the radio? is it in the news? thank people cast data. i think they care more and more. and in fact, i think the papers have been covering the case. increasingly they're starting to understand how this, the implications of this case for them. because joanne case is going through the u . k court, and that means the u. k. courts are making determinations about how you know, how the equivalent of the espionage act, the official secrets act operates in this country. and these are questions that haven't really been tested and they're being forced to be tested through doing case . could someone in the u. k. be tried for publishing information that was true. that was factual in the same way that julian is. and so far the answer has been yes, and this is truly alarming. so i think at the editorial level this is increasingly understood. of course, i think the broadcast media could be doing more. i think there's still a lot of failure

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usa be asian authorities are investigating a popular youtube or who posted a video of himself bailing from a plane with a parachute before it crashed. trevor jacob's video is drawn criticism from pilots and aviation experts. they say it looked staged and they accused them of performing a dangerous stunt for clicks. jacob, performer olympics now water runs a youtube channel where he often uploads videos of himself performing risky stuff. and d w, i mean s s has been looking into this for i mean, so why did the other pilots think that this was stage? there's just so many red flags to me. a lot of pilots pointed out that he just seems not only prepared but eager to jump out of the plane. as soon as something happens, you can see the propeller starts that stop spinning in a certain point and he doesn't seem to even try to restart the motor, which a lot of pilots that you've learned in basic training is already open the door about to jump out of the plane and then he goes out and you can see he's also holding a self, he's telling himself, descending, already wearing a parachute which a lot

i think chris stock walker is a youtube trends expert. explain more about how these online stars at any such a big box. it's because it's replaced traditional television. i think not when you put it into that context. these numbers do start to make a little bit of sense, you know, at hollywood movie style is, will, in, in order to mount money for performing in films every single year. and what is essentially happening is these youtube is all doing that, but doing it online, right? to huge audience. so if i can contextualize this to building us across the world, log onto youtube every single month. so that is a launch moving some mutual parent company, alphabet, which is for me known as google ins, billions of dollars through advertising, revenues against the youtube is themselves take around the 55 percent cut. so then suddenly this amount of money starts to make maybe a little bit more sense. more to want to be youtube is they want to be astronaut and not as because they have seen the importance and the power, not these people have. they

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dges you know for quite a while now, been upset with youtube about a year ago they took down a speech i gave on the senate floor. and as you know, speech on the senate floor is protected by constitution that doesn't force them to those or to have my speech but for the gull and arrogance to decide they know better than the entire state of kentucky that elected me that they're going to sensor speech that i give on the forum so that's went on for quite a while and then last six months every time i say clothe mask don't work they sensor me and take me down but it is selective censorship if a biden advisor says cloth masks don't work nothing happens to them. if you are on cnn and you're one of these liberal doctors that is for everything and flienl finally last week cloth masks are facial decoration. accurate description nobody takes her down but a republican or conservative i think it is a double standard but the bottom line is, i don't to give free content to people who despise people like me they despise republicans they think they're better than we are. they look down their nose at us.

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