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Science & Tech 5 years ago

YouTube removes 600,000 Indonesian videos last quarter

Around 10 million videos removed by YouTube potentially violated the platform's guidelines as they were indicated to contain extremism, violence or could harm minors.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

Video won't kill the catwalk, say critics of first digital fashion week

Video may have killed the radio star, but on the reaction to the first ever digital Paris fashion week, the queens of the catwalk can breathe easy.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

YouTube not obliged to inform on film pirates, Europe's top court says

Google's YouTube is not required to hand over the email or IP address of users who upload films illegally to its video platform, Europe's top court ruled on Thursday, saying there must be a balance between protecting personal data and copyright.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Sorong once again outshines Javanese cities on mobile streaming quality

Based on this year’s study, Opensignal named Sorong and two other cities in East Indonesia as the top three regions with "faster loading times and only occasional stalling" on average.

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Facebook to cut video streaming quality in virus-hit Europe

Facebook will downgrade video streaming quality on its platform and on Instagram in Europe, the latest US tech giant to respond to an EU call to stave off internet gridlock as thousands work from home due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Entertainment 6 years ago

Online streaming giants battle for Asian audiences

Acclaimed director David Michod's epic "The King" was one of four major Netflix productions screened at Asia's largest film festival this week, underlining how streaming services are increasingly challenging Hollywood and traditional media for the attention of artists -- and viewers.