PewDiePie, the biggest draw on YouTube and go-to guy for online gamers is criticizing Nintendo's new creators' program in which it shares some of the revenues from gamers who featured Nintendo games. He thinks it's still a bad deal. He wrote on a blog that Nintendo titles “just went to the bottom” of the long list of games creators will prefer to play.

Tom Wheeler just said he's proposing the "strongest open Internet protections" the Web has ever seen. It would cover not only cable companies but wireless companies like Sprint and T-Mobile.  The rules would make speeding up or slowing down Web traffic — a tactic known as prioritization — illegal. It would also ban the blocking of Web traffic.

There's rumor of brunch plans. Tubefilter reports: "If the two people who finished #2 and #3 on last month’s Tubefilter charts share a meal, that would indeed be a momentous occasion. I wonder if they’ll invite the only channel to top them: Toy reviewer DisneyCollectorBR." 

There's rumor of brunch plans. Tubefilter reports: "If the two people who finished #2 and #3 on last month’s Tubefilter charts share a meal, that would indeed be a momentous occasion. I wonder if they’ll invite the only channel to top them: Toy reviewer DisneyCollectorBR." 

Netflix will issue debt to finance a $1 billion investment in programming. The official announcement confirms plans outlined by Reed Hastings in an earning phone call recently.

The terms of the agreement include Univision’s flagship Univision Network, UniMás, UDN (Univision Deportes Network), Galavisión, El Rey Network, Bandamax, De Película, De Película Clásico, Telehit, tlnovelas, FOROtv as well as Univision and UniMás broadcast stations nationwide, the companies said Monday. The start of Sling TV, Dish's OTT offering, is said to be "imminent."