Vlogger Logan Paul has lost the backing of YouTube after posting a video of himself giggling at a dead body in Japan’s ‘suicide forest’. Photo via YouTube
Vlogger Logan Paul has lost the backing of YouTube after posting a video of himself giggling at a dead body in Japan’s ‘suicide forest’. Photo via YouTube

Book review: Videocracy – YouTube’s head of culture and trends Kevin Allocca shares his views on YouTube phenomenon

Kevin Allocca’s book delves into the power of YouTube, looking at its history, how it has evolved new forms of expression, its value as a library of practical lessons. It does, however, gloss over the darker side of the video sharing website

Vlogger Logan Paul has lost the backing of YouTube after posting a video of himself giggling at a dead body in Japan’s ‘suicide forest’. Photo via YouTube
Vlogger Logan Paul has lost the backing of YouTube after posting a video of himself giggling at a dead body in Japan’s ‘suicide forest’. Photo via YouTube
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