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‘No reasonable explanation’: The internet mourns the death of MTV News, Comedy Central archives

Endless work by countless people has been deleted due to streamer consolidation, incompetence.

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Nick Cannon fired by ViacomCBS after sharing anti-Semitic conspiracy theories

Cannon peddled theories about the Rothschild family and the Illuminati.

On by Bryan Rolli

Internet Culture
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It’s official: Viacom announces VidCon acquisition

The YouTube-centric conference is getting a serious makeover.

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Spike TV says goodbye with a fake Twitter meltdown

It’s not the worst way to go out.

On by David Britton

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DigiTour reportedly raises $10 million led by Viacom

Viacom becomes minority owner of DigiTour.

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Viacom admits it didn’t vet Trevor Noah’s social media channels

Even without vetting, exec says they made the correct choice.

On by Rae Votta

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Nickelodeon announces standalone TV subscription

Nickelodeon is the latest to join the cloud TV business

On by Allen Weiner

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Sony nabs Viacom rights to take the cloud TV lead

Inking a deal with Viacom to distribute its content gives Sony a leg up in this nascent market.

On by Allen Weiner

Tech
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After 7 years, Google and Viacom finally settle YouTube copyright lawsuit

Two global conglomerates really can join hands and walk into the sunset together. 

On by Audra Schroeder

Internet Culture
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Copyright owners denied class-action status in YouTube battle

U.S. District Judge Louis Stanton said that giving class-action status to copyright holders would create a “Frankenstein monster posing as a class action.”

On by Michelle Jaworski

Business
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5 websites accused of violating kids’ privacy

Children’s advocacy groups have asked the Federal Trade Commission to conduct a more thorough review.

On by Fidel Martinez

Internet Culture
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“The Day that LOLcats Died” nets O Music Award nomination

The Viacom-backed awards show aims to celebrate digital music and “WTF?!” Web culture. 

On by Fernando Alfonso III

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Anonymous continues to avenge Megaupload shutdown

While the attacks lacked a clear message, the hactivist collective demonstrated its abilities over the weekend by taking down the website for CBS and hacking several prominent Twitter accounts. 

On by Fruzsina Eördögh

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