YouTube, Twitter Stars See Increase in Hate, Harassment

Los Angeles Times: In the last few years, as online celebrities have become more visible, the harassment has upped its pitch. Fullscreen, which represents several thousand YouTubers, instructs its stars to be cagey with personal information, like the name of the city they live in, even with journalists. And if their accounts are ever compromised, or if they’re ever harassed, Fullscreen has direct lines of contact at several social media platforms to get problems addressed.