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On YouTube, Fischer'murdered' in Fiji

YouTube has released a troubling videotape showing men desperate to cling to the wreck of a small ship while being gunned down at sea. It seems that the unverified footage shows how fisherman are assassinated as they fight to survive. There are three fishermen' s vessels in the ocean, one of them a Thai longliners, when a man on board another vessel is filming the filming in the depth.

At the beginning of the tape, the first men appear in chops. One man was seen clutching a fallen ship in the ocean. Guns hots were launched on him and rounds splattered into the pool when they were not.

Some other man floated away from the tip over but was also gunned down. This film material shows the man's corpse drowning in seawater, encircled by it. Then the men who seemed to have executed the assault pose for pictures on their boats (picture above). Gunshots sound as they shoot the men in the ocean until they are slain and a cloudblood flows into the wards.

Then about four mins after the tape, a man is seen desperate as he holds on to the rubble of a small fallen overboat. One of the men wears a striped top in stripes of pink and blue and another seems nude, while men on board the ship can be heartened.

It' s currently not clear when or where the tape was taken, but the cops are looking for the Suva, Fiji high-scorer.

YouTube is a software that is used by videographers to modify the subscriptions tools.

{\a6} (Reuters) - Movie producers with million of viewers on YouTube voiced frustrations at a fair last weeks that the ministry notified only a part of their supporters about new postings, leading to decreases in viewer numbers and their revenues. As the chasm between viewers and viewers, similar to those on Twitter or Facebook, has turned out to be the latest meeting place for YouTube authors to gather at Viacom Inc.'s VidCon, an yearly meeting of the on-line videophone world.

Alphabet Inc's Google-based YouTube saw setbacks last year from creative professionals whose advertising revenues on the site fell due to changing guidelines. However, the absence of subscription warnings affects many more authors. The number of his opinions per tape has fallen from over a million in recent years to around 100,000.

This type of drop-off has opened up Facebook Inc, Snap Inc and Amazon.com Inc to appeal to videoproducers as businesses begin to pool their revenues with them, as YouTube has long done. During a meeting moderated at VidCon, YouTube leaders spoke to top critics. You said that audiences are overpowered by too many warnings, and that subscribers do so by the dozen while they seldom log out.

"But we can do better," said Todd Beaupre, production management of the YouTube group. Spectators can click on a chime symbol in the creators' profile to get more notifications, but YouTube hasn't said what percent of respondents on aggregate make this extra move. Some YouTube celebrities recognized early subscriber may have dropped interest, but they find the company's point of view strange.

Have a good search," said YouTube filmmaker Mike Falzone. About six years ago, YouTube was encouraging to subscribe when it realized that the number of viewers far exceeded that of subscribers," said Aditi Rajvanshi, who then worked for the business and now manages a consultancy.