There have been a bunch of really groundbreaking and exciting new developments in Rumble Studio. In this video, I give my review from my recent experimentations with the new Rumble Ad Reads, as well as my thoughts and perspective about how I think that these developments are revolutionary and poised to transform the entire streaming ecosystem, both on and off of Rumble.

With the second part of the Rumble Creator Sponsorship program gearing up to start back up soon, I am jumping on today to talk about how I plan to go forward through 2024 on Rumble, as well as do a recap on what I have experienced so far. I want to talk about how I plan to use my energy here on Rumble, and what I hope to accomplish this year, but also generally, with my Art and Creative practice here on Rumble. To summarize, I will be using every dollar I make on Rumble, whether that is from rants and donations, subscriptions, ad revenue, as well as sales of my art and products that I make during my Rumble streams and post onto my store (www.MichaelKeane.Art), and I will be using that money to purchase Rumble Stock. I am putting my money where my mouth is and throwing my support right back into Rumble however I can.

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I recorded this video about 10 days ago, but haven't had the chance to upload it until today. But a question is still burning hot on my mind. This question is: What are the chances that the UFC and Rumble team up in the future? In the video, I go over some data points which lead me to believe that this partnership is indeed a possibility. Since making this video, I have also noticed that there is a new UFC-specific button on the homepage of Rumble, further fueling my speculations. Do I know what I am talking about? Not really - But I want to hear what YOU think about this. What do you think the chances are? Does it make sense for the UFC to move to Rumble when their contract expires? This would be a power move, and a 'powerslap' if you will, to traditional media. It would make some serious waves if it happened. Remember, this is not financial advice, simply pure speculation on my part. I am but a humble Rumble creator, supporter, and investor who is hoping this speculation might materialize one day. Let me know what you think in the comments, please! I would love to hear your thoughts on the matter.

In this video I am simply commenting and providing my opinion on what I see to be the main claims put forward in the Rumble vs. Google lawsuit and complaint. These are simply my personal opinions, I am not an expert, nor am I a financial or legal analyst. This is just my personal research into this topic which I am sharing and adding my commentary to. I am feeling very positive about the possibilities of the antitrust lawsuits against Google. I think if they are successful, then they will reshape the entire mobile phone and tech ecosystem. What do you think? Do you think these lawsuits have any weight to them? If successful, I can see Google being forced to change their business practices, such as how they construct their contracts to be non-exclusionary and competitive. This could create inroads for competition such as Rumble. I can foresee a day when Rumble comes preinstalled on mobile devices instead of an uninstallable Youtube app forced onto the home page of your device. What are your thoughts on this topic? Let me know in the comments what you think. As always, do your own research and don't trust a thing I say, because what do I know? Rumble vs. Google Lawsuit https://cases.justia.com/federal/district-courts/california/candce/4:2021cv00229/371759/57/0.pdf?ts=1659194751 U.S. vs. Google lawsuit https://www.justice.gov/atr/case-document/file/1428271/download

In my previous video, I read the Rumble vs. Google lawsuit complaint. I am interested in that lawsuit because I am a Rumble investor. Since reading that lawsuit, I have come to find that there is a much broader scope antitrust lawsuit concurrently happening, U.S. vs. Google. This lawsuit is much broader in scope, focusing on the major monopolies of Google's empire. While the Rumble vs. Google lawsuit is aimed at the market of Online Video specifically. I have found that the U.S. vs. Google lawsuit is highly relevant to Rumble's own lawsuit, and indeed the entire technology industry. If successful, it could alter the entire tech landscape and ecosystem. In this video, I take a look at the Anticompetitive and Exclusionary Practices outlined in the U.S. vs. Google lawsuit. Some of these have bearing on the Rumble lawsuit. This is not my field of expertise, I am not an expert, nor am I a financial or legal advisor in anyway. Please do your own critical thinking, research, and due diligence with this information. I might have no idea what I am talking about. I am simply presenting information which I am coming across in my own private research on this topic and sharing it along with my commentary. I hope it is valuable. Do you think that Google has a Monopoly over these markets? Do they wield their power to exclude competition? Do you think this lawsuit has any merit? If the lawsuits are successful, how do you think this would reshape the android ecosystem and the mobile phone industry as a whole? Do you think one day Rumble might come preinstalled on an Android phone instead of Youtube? I would love to hear your thoughts on the content of these lawsuits, let me know what you think in the comments. Rumble vs. Google Lawsuit https://cases.justia.com/federal/district-courts/california/candce/4:2021cv00229/371759/57/0.pdf?ts=1659194751 U.S. vs. Google lawsuit https://www.justice.gov/atr/case-document/file/1428271/download

Not everyone knows that their favorite online video platform, Rumble, is currently suing Google / Youtube, claiming unfair monopolistic practices and alleging that Google is gaming their search algorithms as well as other unfair advantages at the detriment of Rumble and its users. I am interested in this lawsuit as both an investor in Rumble and a user / creator on the platform as the results of this lawsuit directly impact me. I wanted to share the information which I have researched on this topic so that others can learn about the lawsuit and consider its implications. I think that this lawsuit is even more relevant in light of revelations from the Twitter Files. While those revelations relate to Twitter, I have little doubt that other Big Tech companies were engaged in similar practices as those revealed by Elon Musk in the Twitter Files. Let me know what you think about the information in this video in the comments. Do you support Rumble? Do you trust Google / Youtube? What do you think that Chris and Rumble will find during discovery? If Google's monopoly is broken up, how do you think this will shake up the internet and tech landscape? I want to know your thoughts on this topic, so let me know in the comments what you think. Thank you for watching!

Do you think freedom of artistic expression is important? What do you think about censorship? Do you think Rumble is a powerful tool for artists and creators? Have you seen Russell Brand's new show on Rumble? Comment below. Thanks for watching Links: Protecting and Promoting Artistic Freedom https://www.academia.edu/39310696/Protecting_and_Promoting_Artistic_Freedom The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen https://constitutionnet.org/sites/default/files/declaration_of_the_rights_of_man_1789.pdf Guernica (Picasso) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guernica_(Picasso) Power, Freedom and the Censorship of History http://www.concernedhistorians.org/content_files/file/va/antoon_de_baets-power_freedom_and_censorship_of_history(2008).pdf Qin Shi Huang: The ruthless emperor who burned books https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-19922863 One-sided social-media censorship: YouTube proves the point https://nypost.com/2022/09/29/one-sided-social-media-censorship-youtube-proves-the-point/ Oliver Stone-produced “Ukraine on Fire” moves to Rumble after YouTube censorship https://reclaimthenet.org/youtube-removes-ukraine-on-fire-documentary-rumble/ SteveWillDoIt joins Rumble after YouTube censorship https://reclaimthenet.org/stevewilldoit-joins-rumble-after-youtube-censorship/ Russell Brand Dumps YouTube For Rumble Over Censorship Beef https://www.dailywire.com/news/russell-brand-leaves-youtube-for-rumble-after-censorship-complaint

I have been wanting to share my thoughts for a while now as to why I use Rumble as my platform of choice to post my videos. There are many reasons why and I try to highlight them in this video. When I first started using Rumble it was only because they were dedicated to being a censorship free platform, but I began researching their company and learned much more about their mission, values, and company, which I hope to share with you. I cover topics such as censorship, cancel culture, the rights of artists to not have their work deleted, monetization benefits of Rumble, other features which Rumble offers artists and creators such as live streaming and subscription service Locals, as well as aspects of Rumble's business which are not very well known yet. For example, I speak about how they are developing an entire alternative internet ecosystem / economy with their Rumble Ad service and Rumble Cloud hosting services, and how I think that these things will make them a very profitable company in the future. These are some of the reasons why I choose to use Rumble as a content creator, but also why I have chosen to invest in Rumble as well. Nothing in this video is investment advice, I have no experience in investment, they are just my personal opinions based on public information, so please do you own diligence and research. I hope you find some of this information useful and helpful. Please subscribe to my channel and help me reach 100 subscribers so that I can gain access to Rumble's livestreaming. Also, check out the other art-related content on my channel. Thanks!