[NakedNews.com] 2020.06.25 [1080p]

Naked News - June 25, 2020 Summary

The episode begins with a discussion on the scrutiny of social media platforms. The UK's communication regulator, Ofcom, has announced potential penalties for social media companies that fail to address harmful content, including fines and legal actions concerning issues like bullying and misinformation. Corporations are participating in the "Stop Hate for Profit" campaign, urging Facebook and Instagram to improve their content moderation practices. The hashtag #TwitchBlackout trended globally, encouraging users to take a break from Twitch in response to inadequate actions against sexual and racial abuse on the platform. The show transitions to entertainment, highlighting notable celebrity wardrobe malfunctions. Examples include Dakota Johnson, Nicki Minaj, and Chrissy Teigen, with a focus on the infamous incident involving Janet Jackson at Super Bowl XXXVIII, which led to significant fines and public scrutiny. In sports news, the segment features an innovative app called "Hear Me Cheer," which allows fans to contribute audio to sports broadcasts, enhancing the viewing experience in the absence of live audiences.

Legal news includes a Missouri Court of Appeals decision reducing damages against Johnson & Johnson from$4.4 billion to$2.1 billion over asbestos contamination claims. Additionally, there is a rise in illegal fireworks displays across the U.S., causing public concern. Lastly, the Unclaimed Baggage Center in America launches an online store, allowing customers to purchase lost items, including valuable finds like diamond jewelry. The episode concludes with a segment on celebrities facing consequences for past social media posts, with ViacomCBS hiring investigators to review content from stars to mitigate potential backlash. Viewers are encouraged to tune in for the next episode and engage with the show's social media platforms.