This video by Coffee Break analyzes the YouTube trending tab and raises questions about bias towards traditional media. They collected data from 40,000 videos and found that traditional media, such as TV shows and late-night hosts, are overrepresented on the trending tab. This is not due to higher views but lower barriers to entry. For example, PewDiePie trends worldwide but not in the US, suggesting potential human moderation issues. Overall, it highlights concerns about the trending tab's fairness and the need for transparency in YouTube's algorithms.
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**From the first section:**
1. Gloria Borger has passed away.
2. The cause of Gloria Borger's death is unknown.
3. The last person seen with Gloria Borger alive was mentioned.
4. There is a controversy related to SS Sniper Wolf on YouTube.
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5. T foo is suing Faze Clan.
6. The terms of T foo's contract with Faze Clan were discussed.
7. T foo wanted to be released from his contract.
8. The contract between T foo and Faze Clan includes a clause prohibiting T foo from playing video games publicly for six months if he leaves the contract.
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9. YouTube is changing the way it displays subscriber numbers, rounding them for consistency.
10. Some creators are unhappy with this change.
11. Live streams showing subscriber counts will no longer function due to this change.
**From the fourth section:**
12. Coffee Break made a video exposing issues with YouTube's trending tab.
13. The trending tab appears biased toward traditional media.
14. YouTube promised that at least half of the videos in the trending tab would come from YouTubers.
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15. PewDiePie trends in countries worldwide except the US.
16. There are suspicions that PewDiePie's content might get blocked or moderated by YouTube in the US.
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