Multichannel News has partnered with social video analytics company Tubular Labs to bring you a monthly chart of the most-viewed U.S. media creators on YouTube.

At No. 1 is WWE with 956 million views of its YouTube videos. The pro wrestling empire just keeps on tightening its death grip on the top spot, once again growing its month-over-month views (from 872 million in March and 730 million in February). WWE closing in on 1 billion monthly YouTube views — demonstrating not only continuing popularity, but rising viewership — is nice validation for the Fox broadcast network, which just paid a reported $1 billion to wrest WWE’s SmackDown series from NBCUniversal’s USA Network starting in Fall 2019.

One new addition to our chart this month: Peppa Pig, the animated U.K. TV show that also airs stateside. Apparently pre-schoolers (the target demo) can’t get enough of the kindly swine on Nick Jr., and have also been turning to YouTube for their fix.

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Below is a list of content creators who have either registered their opposition to the FCC set-top proposal or raised serious concerns about it. The source of the list: Reps. Adam Schiff and Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.) and Gene Green (D-Texas), in a letter to House colleagues advising them not to believe it if they are told the content community backs that proposal.

• 21st Century Fox

• A&E Television Networks

• American Association of Independent Music

• American Federation of Musicians

• C-SPAN

• CBS

• Copyright Alliance

• Creative Future

• Crossings TV

• Directors Guild of America

• Feel Good TV

• Freemind Ventures

• Hola! LA, Latin Heat Media

• Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA)

• Individual creators of color, including:  Val Benning, Roger Bobb, Bailey Brown, Holly Carter, Devon Franklin, Tamra Goins, Rob Hardy, Elijah Kelley, Rasheena Nash, Elrick Williams

• International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE)

• Manteca Media

• Mnet America

• Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)

• National Music Publishers Association

• Perfect Day Media

• Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)

• Revolt Media and TV

• Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA)

• Scripps Network Interactive

• SoundExchange

• Stateless Media

• The Walt Disney Company & ESPN

• Time Warner Inc.

• TV One

• Viacom

• VMe TV