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Refusing to moderate/fact-check politician speech shouldn't be applauded. And painting such policies under the guise of protecting free speech is a clever but bullshit PR excuse to avoid more thoughtful solutions. Moderation doesn't have to be binary.https://t.co/5CoMPaP2z0
— Jess Miers (@jess_miers) September 26, 2019
YouTube won’t ban politicians even if content violates company’s guidelines https://t.co/qQrxKqMh7J
— Matteo G.P. Flora (@lastknight) September 27, 2019
YouTube won’t ban politicians even if content violates company’s guidelines https://t.co/pyzZWCjz2U pic.twitter.com/KbnFodx3jb
— The Verge (@verge) September 25, 2019
I'm going to become president by running on the campaign promise of uploading all movies and TV shows free on YouTube.
— JZ (@jzlegion) September 26, 2019
AND YOUTUBE CAN'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT (except label it as rulebreaking)https://t.co/cPaN0ZCKE6
And @YouTube too | #YouTube won’t ban politicians even if content violates company’s guidelines https://t.co/tUl8Lg3M1I
— Sanjana Hattotuwa (@sanjanah) September 26, 2019
YouTube won’t ban politicians even if content violates company’s guidelines https://t.co/c0c8miSZNH pic.twitter.com/MIZ1RGuYXc
— Reg Saddler (@zaibatsu) September 25, 2019
"YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said today that content by politicians would stay up on the video-sharing website even if it violates the company's standards, echoing a position staked out by Facebook this week." https://t.co/CSzSERtrks
— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) September 26, 2019
Sometimes, with great power comes the refusal to take any responsibility...https://t.co/V9FoxV8YBZ
— Librarianshipwreck (@libshipwreck) September 27, 2019
So that’s Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, all opening the door to disinformation from politicians. https://t.co/qQC9QUysHP
— Derek Powazek ? (@fraying) September 25, 2019
因みに、なぜ彼のYouTubeがバンされないのか、と一部で話題になっていましたが、奇しくも数日前に、YouTubeのCEOが政治家のコンテンツはどのみち報道もされるだろうし、有権者が判断できるよう、バンしないと発言している。これはFacebookやTwitterの対応に合わせてのもの。https://t.co/YvrzwYlwbP
— BitDesk (@torum_apps) September 27, 2019
ah yes, FB, Twitter and now YouTube are enshrining powerful protections in their policies for...
— Daniel Kelley (@danieljkelley) September 25, 2019
*checks notes*
....the most powerful?!https://t.co/TmpR1CP5ft
Wait a minute...Joey Salads is technically a Politician.
— Jacob Hill (@JacobTheHill) September 25, 2019
Susan what have you done?https://t.co/OIjGZmWe69
Online Above The Law IIhttps://t.co/el8uItjWzH
— ★Dopamine★Genie★ (@KingTherapy) September 26, 2019
It’s not clear whether or not YouTube and Facebook are coordinating on their approach to destroy our democracy by catering to fascists and demagogues, but this is not good. https://t.co/qBShrhz2iU
— Bill Fitzgerald (@funnymonkey) September 26, 2019
Revised: Facebook and Google have invited U.S. politicians to use their platforms to lie with impunity. This makes me uncomfortable in all kinds of ways, but it's probably the right decision. https://t.co/C68Jr16gPB
— Dan Gillmor (@dangillmor) September 26, 2019
A theory that explains both Facebook and YouTube giving politicians special privileges to misinform the public is that they fear retaliation from Republicans on claims of bias more than criticism about amplifying misinformation https://t.co/FHyZXbMhGwhttps://t.co/GmKlij6YYQ pic.twitter.com/HFQL2JQfJT
— Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) September 26, 2019
If politicians don't have to follow the rules of your platform, why have rules at all? https://t.co/Vx2rhkkLfO
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) September 25, 2019
Ah I see the platforms have all decided the new party line is: "You're on your own."https://t.co/Yrs8iwBjRo pic.twitter.com/pISKyBMmQ6
— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) September 25, 2019
Well Jair Bolsonaro will be thrilled https://t.co/ajFWmUiLTW
— Charlotte Jee (@charlottejee) September 26, 2019
Using WhatsApp images to model disinfo.
— Chetna Kumar (@chetnacoomar) September 27, 2019
80% of images last no more than 2 days, but there are images in Brazil & India that continued to appear even 2 months after first appearance. 60% of images are posted before 1000 minutes after their first appearancehttps://t.co/Nvlrcds8cj
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