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OnlyFans creators sounding off after platform’s reversing a ban on adult content

Wednesday, September 1 by ABC News

(NOTE CONTENT) Last week, the video platform OnlyFans made headlines by apparently pulling a 180, reversing a previous announcement that it would ban adult content. The ban led to an outcry from content creators and followers alike, which the platform claimed was in... Read More.

Shonda Rhimes expands deal with Netflix to include feature films, gaming and virtual reality content

Thursday, July 8 by ABC News

Shonda Rhimes isn't leaving Netflix anytime soon. According to Variety, Rhimes, who initially signed a multimillion-dollar TV deal with the streamer in 2017, has now extended her partnership to include feature films, gaming and virtual reality content. As part of the deal, Netflix... Read More.

BET+ offers their list of Mother’s Day-friendly content including ‘First Wives Club,’ ‘A Mother’s Love,’ and Madea’

Sunday, May 9 by ABC News

Just in time for the Mother's Day, BET+ has curated a list of shows and films to watch on Sunday that celebrate some of their favorite on-screen mothers. On First Wives Club, Michelle Buteau stars as Bree, the wildcard of her friend group. As... Read More.

Study shows moviegoers prefer films with diverse casts, content

Friday, April 23 by ABC News

As part of its ongoing series of analyses of diversity in the entertainment industry, a new UCLA study found that moviegoers increasingly prefer films with diverse casts and narratives. The annual Hollywood Diversity Report found that in 2020, "films with casts that were from 41%... Read More.

Trump’s ‘Chinese Virus’ tweet helped lead to rise in racist anti-Asian Twitter content: Study

Thursday, March 18 by ABC News

By DR. MISHAL REJA, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A new study suggests that former President Donald Trump's inflammatory rhetoric around the coronavirus, which is believed to have originated in China, helped spark anti-Asian Twitter content and "likely perpetuated racist attitudes."

Russia says it is slowing down Twitter for allegedly refusing to delete content

Wednesday, March 10 by ABC News

By PATRICK REEVELL, ABC News(MOSCOW) -- Russia has said it will slow down the speed of Twitter as punishment for allegedly failing to remove banned content and threatened the platform with total blocking, in what is widely seen as an... Read More.

Facebook announces plans to remove vaccine misinformation content

Tuesday, February 9 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Facebook announced Monday it will be taking stricter measures to crack down on misinformation about vaccines and said it will be doing more to help users find resources on getting their shot.Kang-Xing Jin,... Read More.

Foo Fighters previewing ‘Medicine at Midnight’ with Spotify behind-the-scenes content

Tuesday, February 2 by ABC News

Foo Fighters are dropping their much anticipated new album Medicine at Midnight this Friday, and they're helping you get through the rest of the week with some behind-the-scenes content. Spotify is sharing an exclusive look at the making of Medicine at Midnight in... Read More.

Nielsen now says ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ conquered holiday streaming content

Friday, January 29 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- In a do-over of its rankings for the end of 2020, Nielsen streaming data now shows that Wonder Woman 1984 was the most streamed show for the week of December 21-27, besting Disney/Pixar's Soul. According to the revised numbers, 2.25 billion minutes of... Read More.

Amazon reveals violent content, death threats that led to Parler’s suspension

Thursday, January 14 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Amazon Web Services has responded to Parler's lawsuit against it with a series of screenshots of hateful content -- loaded with threats of violence and racial slurs -- that allegedly spread on the platform, in... Read More.

CEOs from Twitter, Facebook, Google face grilling on moderating content

Wednesday, October 28 by ABC News

By ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Top executives from Twitter, Facebook and Google faced a grilling from lawmakers Wednesday about how they moderate content on their platforms amid concerns about censorship and misinformation in the run-up to the election.

Google pledges $1 billion over 3 years to pay news publishers for content

Thursday, October 1 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Google has announced a $1 billion investment over three years to start paying news publishers for content and to support the launch of a new product dubbed the "Google News Showcase."Sundar... Read More.

Stories tagged with: content

OnlyFans creators sounding off after platform’s reversing a ban on adult content

Shonda Rhimes expands deal with Netflix to include feature films, gaming and virtual reality content

Study shows moviegoers prefer films with diverse casts, content

Trump’s ‘Chinese Virus’ tweet helped lead to rise in racist anti-Asian Twitter content: Study

Russia says it is slowing down Twitter for allegedly refusing to delete content

Facebook announces plans to remove vaccine misinformation content

Foo Fighters previewing ‘Medicine at Midnight’ with Spotify behind-the-scenes content

Nielsen now says ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ conquered holiday streaming content

Amazon reveals violent content, death threats that led to Parler’s suspension

CEOs from Twitter, Facebook, Google face grilling on moderating content

Google pledges $1 billion over 3 years to pay news publishers for content

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