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MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education (DepEd) will allocate P9 billion for the implementation of the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program in all public basic education ...

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YouTube is conducting a “voluntary exit program” with severance for U.S.-based employees, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Wednesday. The news was first reported by Sources. YouTube CEO Neal ...

Staffers that want to leave the video platform will be eligible for severance, as CEO Neal Mohan restructures its product division into three groups. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor YouTube continues to ...

YouTube is testing a path for some terminated creators to request a new channel. Creators can re-upload compliant videos and reapply for monetization Some exclusions apply. YouTube is piloting a ...

A new YouTube second chances program has been announced by the streaming platform and here’s how terminated channels can benefit from it. A YouTube second chances program has been announced by the ...

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On YouTube, there may indeed be second acts in American lives — but not everyone who’s been kicked off the platform will be welcomed back. The video platform on Thursday officially announced its ...

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YouTube is rolling out a feature for previously terminated channels to apply to create a new channel. Last week, YouTube agreed to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit involving the suspension of ...