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OnlyFans Suspends Plans To Ban Sexually Explicit Content Following Outcry
OnlyFans said it will no longer go through with its planned policy changes, which would have banned sexually explicit content on its platform. 
OnlyFans said it will no longer go through with its planned policy changes, which would have banned sexually explicit content on its platform. -
Facebook Offering Cash To Lure TikTok Creators To Its Competing Reels Platform
Facebook is reportedly offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to some high-profile TikTok content creators to convince them to use its new app. 
Facebook is reportedly offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to some high-profile TikTok content creators to convince them to use its new app. -
Online Entertainment And Gaming Industry Surges Amid Epidemic
Online content platforms and video games have become the go-to sources of entertainment for people across the globe as they confine themselves amid the outbreak. 
Online content platforms and video games have become the go-to sources of entertainment for people across the globe as they confine themselves amid the outbreak. -
World's Largest Telco Firm To Layoff Staff, Cut Billions In Costs
One of the company's first measures is to layoff employees, which Stankey calls 'headcount rationalization' 
One of the company's first measures is to layoff employees, which Stankey calls 'headcount rationalization' -
Roku Sustains Strong Rally, Shares Up 5% On Robust Sales Guidance
Roku users streamed more than 40 billion hours of online, video content throughout last year 
Roku users streamed more than 40 billion hours of online, video content throughout last year -
iQiyi Stock Plunges Despite Breaking 100-Million Subscriber Mark
'Chinese Netflix' sustains after-hours stock collapse, despite gaining more than 100 million fans online 
'Chinese Netflix' sustains after-hours stock collapse, despite gaining more than 100 million fans online -
Michael Eisner: NBA And NFL May Soon Leave TV In Favor Of Online Streaming
Disney ex-CEO Michael Eisner said that TV broadcast is doomed in the presence of online streaming. 
Disney ex-CEO Michael Eisner said that TV broadcast is doomed in the presence of online streaming.
