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| − | '''Rumble''' is a Canadian online video platform headquartered in [[Toronto]]. It was founded in 2013 by Chris Pavlovski, a conservative technology entrepreneur from Canada. The platform began | + | '''Rumble''' is a Canadian online video platform headquartered in [[Toronto]]. It was founded in 2013 by Chris Pavlovski, a conservative technology entrepreneur from Canada. The platform began with pet videos and would eventually turn into an alternative platform for Conservatives amid the anti free speech policies of [[Youtube]]. Many Conservatives share their videos on this platform like [[Devin Nunes]], [[Sean Hannity]], [[Dinesh D'Souza]], [[Jim Jordan]], [[Mark Dice]], [[Charlie Kirk]], [[Dan Bongino]], [[Steven Crowder]], [[Lara Trump]] and Simone Gold. The platform forbids pornography, harassment, racist content, copyright infringement, and illegal content. Anything else is permitted.<ref>[https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/04/rumble-a-free-speech-alternative-to-youtube-is-growing-like-crazy-as-people-are-fed-up-with-big-tech/ Rumble, A Free Speech Alternative To YouTube, Is Growing Like Crazy As People Are Fed Up With Big Tech]</ref> On January 2021 Rumble filed a lawsuit against [[Google]] for antitrust violations.<ref>[https://rumble.com/vcvjqj-rumble-files-a-lawsuit-against-google-for-antitrust-violations.html Rumble Files a Lawsuit Against Google for Antitrust Violations]</ref> |
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Revision as of 07:52, March 2, 2024
Rumble is a Canadian online video platform headquartered in Toronto. It was founded in 2013 by Chris Pavlovski, a conservative technology entrepreneur from Canada. The platform began with pet videos and would eventually turn into an alternative platform for Conservatives amid the anti free speech policies of Youtube. Many Conservatives share their videos on this platform like Devin Nunes, Sean Hannity, Dinesh D'Souza, Jim Jordan, Mark Dice, Charlie Kirk, Dan Bongino, Steven Crowder, Lara Trump and Simone Gold. The platform forbids pornography, harassment, racist content, copyright infringement, and illegal content. Anything else is permitted.[1] On January 2021 Rumble filed a lawsuit against Google for antitrust violations.[2]