YouTube has cut business ties with Logan Paul, the hugely popular vlogger who posted a video showing the body of an apparent suicide victim in Japan.
Paul's channels were removed from YouTube's Google Preferred programme, where brands sell ads on the top 5% of the platform's content creators.
YouTube also said it had put on hold original projects with the US vlogger.
Paul posted the video with a man's body on 31 December, triggering widespread criticism. (BBC)
Paul's channels were removed from YouTube's Google Preferred programme, where brands sell ads on the top 5% of the platform's content creators.
YouTube also said it had put on hold original projects with the US vlogger.
Paul posted the video with a man's body on 31 December, triggering widespread criticism. (BBC)
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