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Rumble Live Stream Lineup Nears 150,000 Total Viewers in First Days of Vince Coglianese Show
“This is more proof that the content creator community at Rumble is the best place to be, because this new daily lineup will help everyone and be great programming for viewers."
How Taylor Craig Built Launch Live Now to Capture the Future of the Media Industry
"I've seen our competition. There is nobody who can do it better, faster and cheaper than we can. We are just so agile."
Dan Bongino Refutes Viral Claim About Donald Trump Livestream on Rumble
That accusation led to strong words from Bongino.
Former Fox News and Newsmax Host Eric Bolling to Launch New YouTube and Rumble Show
The new program, titled BOLLING!, will be produced five days per week on both YouTube and Rumble, with a potential future cable news home still to be determined.
X Launching Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against GARM, World Federation of Advertisers
"It is just wrong, and that is why we are taking action."
Rumble CEO: Monetizing Live Read Sponsorships ‘Will Be One of the Biggest Gamechangers in Livestreaming’
"It will enable independence for creators small to large."
Rudy Giuliani Hosting Daily Show on X After 77 WABC Dismissal
In what led to his exit from the station, much of the content on the new daily video show from the former New York Mayor has been sharing his reasoning for why the 2020 election was "stolen" from former President Donald Trump.
How YouTube and Video Simulcasts Have Shaped News/Talk Radio
"It's a whole different ballgame. Gone are the days we could be in our boxer shorts and a sweatshirt with a Comrex box. Now it's lights, camera angles, backdrops, and everything else."
Megyn Kelly: I’ve Only Been Demonetized on YouTube Once
The topic of censorship is a frequent one in conservative media circles. Megyn Kelly says she's only been faced with the issue once, but...
Steven Crowder Employees Exit After Being Offered ‘Insane’ NDAs
“Most employees were scared because of it. Some talked to lawyers about it because they were afraid, but thought if they didn’t sign that would incriminate themselves."