YouTube restores Logan Paul's ad revenue following suspension
Apparently, YouTube's temporary suspension of Logan Paul's ad revenue was very temporary. The company has resumed running ads on the comedy star's channels this week, roughly two weeks after it cut the promos off for a string of behavior that included posting a video of a suicide victim. He's still under a 90-day "probation" that prevents his videos from showing up in recommendations for non-subscribers (both in the trending tab and notifications), and disqualifies him from the Google Preferred ad program. However, the brunt of Paul's punishment is clearly over -- and that's not going to make critics happy. He has over 4.6 million subscribers on YouTube as we write this, which virtually guarantees large viewership even when you exclude recommendations. While that's no small amount of money (he may have lost tens of thousands of dollars), Paul didn't exactly learn his lesson the first time he was punished -- is a two-week suspension real...