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No matter how harmful the videos it hosts, YouTube can’t be held responsible for any user-generated content because of an increasingly controversial legal protection called Section 230. https://t.co/ttUsRg51Hh pic.twitter.com/k3tPYF5m3E
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) December 2, 2019
Youtube has always maintained that it is a platform that hosts users. Susan Wojcicki defends Youtube's decision to take down (or not take down) certain videos as well as the protection the company has under section 230. https://t.co/quNbPUlyF2
— Sally Shin (@sallyshin) December 2, 2019
Please watch tonight’s @60Minutes tonight to see @SusanWojcicki try to defend @YouTube’s historically awful decision-making regarding hate on the platform.
— Sleeping Giants (@slpng_giants) December 2, 2019
Today, @TeamYouTube refused to suspend a channel that talked about a “Jew Coup” by “seditious Jews.” Indefensible. https://t.co/g4ee8L2tMm
The look In her eyes when it’s suggested that they should be held accountable is hilarious.
— Josh Russell (@josh_emerson) December 2, 2019
So we are supposed to take their word for it that their new algorithm reduces suggested bad content by 70%? I smell bullshit. https://t.co/fYQ8zUrgoE
How does YouTube determine what videos are too hateful or violent for the site? The company’s CEO showed 60 Minutes some examples. https://t.co/s6KtiDF9qF pic.twitter.com/uJVYfNXptU
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) December 2, 2019
They can fix their recommendations algorithm https://t.co/jlbwnhifGQ
— ᴸᵁᴸᵁ ᴸᴱ No. (@LuluLemew) December 2, 2019
I came up with the “X hours of video uploaded every minute” stat over 10 years ago at the now-shuttered Applebee’s by YouTube HQ in San Bruno.
— ???☕️ (@hunterwalk) December 2, 2019
The enduring value of a good comms framework! https://t.co/vSPRathaUF
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki tries to police the site while maintaining an open platform. But the company’s commitment to free speech can lead to a narrow definition of what videos are considered harmful. https://t.co/xdCP0J2y46 pic.twitter.com/zzvhESxZ2i
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) December 2, 2019
“If we were held liable for every single piece of content that we recommended, we would have to review it.” -@SusanWojcicki https://t.co/WDPb8oZ6yN
— Luther Lowe (@lutherlowe) December 2, 2019
“We have 500 hours of video uploaded every single minute to YouTube.”
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) December 2, 2019
YouTube has gone from a place for old TV clips and zany videos to a global content hub, the world’s top jukebox, and mankind’s largest “how-to” collection.https://t.co/d1jWRY4ioK pic.twitter.com/FqHTFlnzJ9
is there a good reason why @YouTube can’t implement a delay between when those 500 hours are uploaded and when they’re broadcast? Doing small things to keep videos of death and child rape off the site wouldn’t hurt free speech... https://t.co/Ech9A3cou7
— Katie Benner (@ktbenner) December 2, 2019
This 60 Minutes segment about YouTube focused a little on the platform's role in misinformation and hate. But it was framed more like a profile of CEO Susan Wojcicki, which softened the whole thing. A win for Google PR. https://t.co/IiWNFACSml
— Nick Martin (@nickmartin) December 2, 2019
#YouTubePurge by the numbers:
— Kevin Cernekee (@cernekee) December 2, 2019
9,000,000 videos censored in the past quarter.
10,000 employees working on censorship.
70% reduction in "controversial content" viewing time after changing the algorithms to favor MSM sources.https://t.co/N9OLpnbTkS
Google and YouTube reportedly pull hundreds of Trump ads for violating policies https://t.co/KTjGOtAcIo #BREAKING Please RT
— 7 Sins Of Trump (@7SinsOfTrump) December 2, 2019
YouTube CEO says she doesn't let her young children watch YouTube https://t.co/JOgusj2f3k
— CNBC Tech (@CNBCtech) December 2, 2019
When is Facebook going to step uphttps://t.co/ASpaqkFtk0
— José (@yoruguaenusa) December 2, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report | Via TheHill https://t.co/KPDVE6iUbk
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) December 2, 2019
NEW: According to a @60Minutes report, Google and YouTube have reportedly taken down hundreds of video advertisements for President Trump in recent months. https://t.co/x5Cem5drEX
— Elma Aksalic (@ElmaAksalic) December 2, 2019
"Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report" - https://t.co/vwoxoO6Dfw
— Craig Rozniecki (@CraigRozniecki) December 2, 2019
2nd source @TwitterSupport STANDARDS!
— Susan English (@Susan78English) December 2, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report https://t.co/IMmJ9qbYjJ
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report https://t.co/e394kQiY00
— Márta Lisle? (@UrUnpaidPundit) December 2, 2019
The Hill: Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report | TheHill.https://t.co/or9PvnDkYn
— Deidre Eversull (@DeidreEversull) December 2, 2019
via @GoogleNews
who needs the National Lampoon when you’ve got @TechCrunch and @youtube? ?? https://t.co/eCYvEQIHBh
— Peter Duke|???=??|? (@peterdukephoto) December 2, 2019
In “60 Minutes” appearance, YouTube’s CEO offers a master class in moral equivalency https://t.co/gOt51xRjis also a master class in media training aka not answering questions .
— Sarah☭Szalavitz (@dearsarah) December 2, 2019
gotta wonder: did CBS agree that certain questions were off limits?
Google and YouTube removed 300 Trump campaign ads https://t.co/AfF5KM80nO
— Ray Hawkins??️? (@Wolfwalk47) December 2, 2019
Google and YouTube have removed 300 Trump campaign ads, mostly over last summer, for violating the services' policies, "60 Minutes" reports https://t.co/Ta9pbN4zOx
— Axios (@axios) December 2, 2019
Google and YouTube removed 300 Trump campaign ads - Axios https://t.co/MEodZVbxup
— Nance ??? (@solusnan1) December 2, 2019
YouTube의 CEO는 그녀의 어린 자녀가 메인 사이트를 보지 못하게 한다고 말합니다 https://t.co/fJfe3jyJ6G
— editoy (@editoy) December 3, 2019
• "글쎄, 우선 YouTube에 매우 성공한 보수적인 크리에이터가 많이 있습니다"라고 Wojcicki는 대답했습니다.
Ironic isn’t it? Corporations like Google, YouTube & Twitter enforce ethical standards against Trump campaign lies that Congress is powerless to enforce. Facebook still promotes corruption & disinformation by doing nothing to stop it. FB profits from lies. https://t.co/sttQEFtmtX
— Alex Bartos #Resist (@itsreallyalexb) December 3, 2019
You are not alone. Google and YouTube have pulled hundreds of President Trump's ads. https://t.co/7M7UYhJg9u
— CW (@circuscatch) December 3, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report | Via: TheHill https://t.co/KPDVE6iUbk
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) December 3, 2019
#Google, #YouTube REMOVED +300 #Trumpcampaign ads
— Michael O'Grady (@mog7546) December 2, 2019
[One] ad presents unfounded accusations that former VP #Biden offered military aid to Ukraine in exchange for the firing of a prosecutor #MOG#FaceBook #Twitter ?
LIES FOR WEAK MINDED #MAGA FOLLOWERS
https://t.co/Y8QkZQuzLP
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report || Via: TheHill https://t.co/KPDVE6iUbk
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) December 3, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report || Via TheHill https://t.co/KPDVE6iUbk
— SafetyPin-Daily (@SafetyPinDaily) December 3, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report https://t.co/G7MxDFRGfI
— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) December 2, 2019
Google, YouTube removed more than 300 Trump campaign ads: report https://t.co/XvdKUCY2k9
— Wally Callahan (@Wally_Callahan) December 2, 2019
Google already attacking the president https://t.co/VFVI0EKmMN
— Ozzie (@ozzie_usa) December 2, 2019
GOOGLE PULLS TRUMP ADS
— Bombshell DAILY ? (@BombshellDAILY) December 3, 2019
Deemed in “violation of company policy”, 300 campaign advertisements have been removed.https://t.co/nAPB4RLWhi
Google begins their social media censorship against the Trump campagin... well, more openly than they *have* been anyway. #BreakUpBigTechhttps://t.co/fKo4oqtu54
— J. Gelling (@j_gelling) December 2, 2019
Dear @SusanWojcicki (and @TeamYouTube)
— Furbydude ?? (@FurbySquawk) December 2, 2019
Have you considered attending that meeting with the FTC later this month? They and content creators who fear being choked out and fined $42,000 because of COPPA would like a word with you. https://t.co/FlVc0ntrZH
The danger of social media companies deciding what ads politicians can run is huge
— Jim Hanson (@JimHansonDC) December 3, 2019
When they're the deciders abt what voters see
We are subject to their judgment
NOT our own
Given a serious lean to the left
& lack of transparency
That's scaryhttps://t.co/YVxGkRXJ3K
Democracy silenced: "Google and YouTube removed 300 #Trump campaign ads" https://t.co/6GBGwfT6OM #tcot #ccot #tlot #TeaParty #GOP #PatriotsUnite
— Daryl Montgomery (@nyinvesting) December 2, 2019