Kick, a streaming platform, has accused French authorities of politicizing the death of streamer Raphaël Graven (Jean Pormanove) during a live stream near Nice, France. The platform emphasizes that Graven's death was not caused by violence or trauma, and it has cooperated with investigations while criticizing political narratives that exploit the tragedy. French prosecutors are investigating whether Kick knowingly broadcast harmful content, amid broader concerns about the content and safety of streamers.
Video platform Rumble has defended its decision to allow Russell Brand to monetize his content on its platform, despite facing criticism from the UK Parliament's Culture, Media and Sport Committee. Rumble accused the committee of attempting to control who can speak on its platform and earn money from it. The platform emphasized its commitment to defending a free internet and stated that recent allegations against Brand have nothing to do with his content on Rumble. YouTube has already suspended Brand's ability to monetize his videos. The comedian is currently facing serious allegations of rape and sexual abuse, which he vehemently denies.
Baylor Athletics has launched Baylor+, an official content platform that provides fans with exclusive access to premium video content and original storytelling. Through a partnership with Sport & Story, Baylor+ offers behind-the-scenes coverage, interviews, archival material, historical documentaries, and news about Baylor's sports programs. The platform will be available on web, mobile, and major TV streaming apps for a monthly or annual subscription fee. Baylor+ aims to showcase the dedication of student-athletes, coaches, and staff while embodying the university's vision of Preparing Champions for Life.
