YouTube Launches ‘Second Chance’ Program to Reinstate Banned Users, but Channels Terminated for Copyright Infringement or Other Serious Violations Aren’t Eligible

YouTube announced its "Second Chance" program to let some previously terminated creators have the opportunity to request a new channel.
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YouTube Launches Pilot Initiative Allowing Select Banned Creators To Start New Channels — Details Here

YouTube announced on Thursday that it is launching a pilot programme to give some previously terminated creators a chance to return to the platform. Under this initiative, select creators can request ...
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Freely TV Streaming Platform Adds 10 New Channels

Freely has announced today that it will be adding no less than 10 new channels to its subscription-free streaming platform for 2026, encompassing everything from true crime and movies to global ...

YouTube TV Inks Bloomberg Media Deal for 24-Hour News and Originals Channels

Google’s YouTube TV is adding two channels from Bloomberg Media to its lineup, one with live 24-hour news and the other with ...
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YouTubers who were kicked off the platform for rule violations can now request a ‘second chance’

YouTube announced on Thursday that creators whose channels were previously terminated will be able to request new accounts. “We know many terminated creators deserve a second chance – YouTube has ...