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These guys are organizing to legitimize violence against POC, and @YouTube is reinstating them. Cowardice at its clearest. https://t.co/xiVzSBaDLY #ChangeTheTerms
— Jessica J. González (@JGo4Justice) August 29, 2019
YouTube knows which side their bread is buttered on. https://t.co/K0VrriKt8W
— Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) August 29, 2019
“YouTube told BuzzFeed News that it had made a "wrong call" with a decision to remove them. The company didn't explain the process around that decision.”
— Fabio Chiusi (@fabiochiusi) August 29, 2019
Oh well, that’s some transparency @YouTube! https://t.co/kgF5A4CMf7
YouTube banned and then reinstated Martin Sellner’s channel. What is the policy here, exactly? https://t.co/8RIN8znKW3
— Jason Wilson (@jason_a_w) August 29, 2019
"YouTube told BuzzFeed News that it had made a "wrong call" with a decision to remove them. The company didn't explain the process around that decision."
— evelyn douek (@evelyndouek) August 29, 2019
YT continues its aggressive bet that public legitimacy of its decisions doesn't matter. https://t.co/q3Ia4oPhds
Well this is certainly what you'd call swimming against the tide: https://t.co/flfkvkBZNP
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) August 29, 2019
New from me: YouTube says it made a “wrong call” banning European white nationalist Martin Sellner https://t.co/NgqYJwMHvc
— Mark Di Stefano ?? (@MarkDiStef) August 29, 2019
Ha, wow: “Update: Shortly after this story was published, YouTube deleted Infowars' War Room channel.”
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) August 29, 2019
As with all platforms, @YouTube needs to make the details public of how it will decide what is, and is not, "false and extremist content". Transparency is key to good decisions and trust. https://t.co/a5zRQGDlgQ
— Peter Cunliffe-Jones (@PCunliffeJones) August 28, 2019
YouTube allowing InfoWars back on the platform as part of a "commitment to openness" and then immediately taking it down for violating TOS after Vice ran a story about it is, truly, a modern parable https://t.co/BmaXpskL67
— Tim Marchman (@timmarchman) August 29, 2019
I'm told this YouTube change applies to Australia, too. https://t.co/zobAsl3CjQ
— Josh Taylor (@joshgnosis) August 29, 2019
And how, pray tell, does the algorithm identify false or extremist content?
— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) August 28, 2019
"YouTube [testing] algorithm change to reduce the spread of what it calls “borderline content” in the UK, after a similar trial in the US resulted in a substantial drop in views."https://t.co/otc20gt0rn
Two months after joining with tech companies to commit to the Christchurch Call To Action to fight hatred and extremism, YouTube says it was a mistake to remove the channel of the guy who’s under investigation for his links to the Christchurch terrorist.https://t.co/NgqYJwMHvc
— Mark Di Stefano ?? (@MarkDiStef) August 29, 2019
YouTube CEO thinks being exposed to all the hate on the platform "makes us a stronger and more informed society.” ??♂️ https://t.co/LlJkCUxQdw
— One Ring (doorbell) to surveil them all... (@hypervisible) August 28, 2019
Hi @YouTube,
— Simran Jeet Singh (@SikhProf) August 29, 2019
This is white privilege and white supremacy.
Only people who haven’t experiences hate could say that being exposed to hate "makes us a stronger and more informed society.”
Hate doesn’t make us better. It makes us worse. #EndHatehttps://t.co/KpEBWPqh7R
Ok Google, what is front-facing way worse news about YouTube? This, it turns out:@thespybrief @ericgarland @MingGao26 @soychicka https://t.co/wDh4Q6h6Rd
— Waffle "#blurwhalechallenge" Woky (@wokyleeks) August 28, 2019
Susan Wojcicki has decided to ignore the hate Youtube has allowed to radicalize and fester on their site. All while silencing Queer voices and allowing algorithms to link to disgusting videos.
— Taneka Stotts @ ELEMENTS KICKSTARTER (@TanekaStotts) August 28, 2019
I think it's time to "openly" stop using Youtube.https://t.co/v96OfbWUVc
YouTube to reduce conspiracy theory recommendations in the UK https://t.co/ijd1t2rzhg in @TechCrunch pic.twitter.com/LkEw6LPPGT
— HealthIT Policy (@HITpol) August 28, 2019
YouTube takes down Infowars again
— Kassandra Seven (@KassandraSeven) August 29, 2019
(Good.) https://t.co/CETp47jOrK
That decision came amid a push to deplatform InfoWars founder and internet radio host Alex Jones from sites like Facebook, Spotify and Twitter.
— Lola Netty (@TXTrumpette89) August 29, 2019
First they came for Alex Jones, then they came for him again..https://t.co/gEUjxDYiP1
YouTube terminates an Infowars account — again https://t.co/K3jvS3CrDB pic.twitter.com/4tRn9OVJ88
— The Verge (@verge) August 29, 2019
YouTube to adjust UK algorithm to cut false and extremist content https://t.co/Y40mQC4t68
— Integrity Initiative (@InitIntegrity) August 28, 2019
YouTube is tweaking its UK algorithm https://t.co/vcsCXYGsGH
— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) August 28, 2019
Following a US trial, @YouTube is experimenting with algorithm change to reduce spread of “borderline content” in the UK.
— Mubaraz Ahmed (@MubarazAhmed) August 27, 2019
CEO Susan Wojcicki says change will give quality content “a chance to shine” and reduce views from recommendations by 50%. https://t.co/23A6PEvFJ2
YouTube to adjust UK algorithm to cut false and extremist content https://t.co/LXiD9f1Tid #Digitalmedia #Socialmedia #Technology #YouTube
— Gamer Geek (@GamerGeekNews) August 27, 2019
YouTube to adjust UK algorithm to cut false and extremist content https://t.co/eo2xGV4Y7Z
— Fife for Europe Esq. ?? #FBPE #RevokeArt50Now (@EuropeFife) August 27, 2019
Latest #YouTubeAlgorithm change HALVED US views on videos "promoting a phoney miracle cure for a serious illness, claiming the earth is flat, or making blatantly false claims about historic events like 9/11"
— Lickd (@getlickd) August 27, 2019
Now it's coming to the UK, Ireland and S. Africa https://t.co/7tmubBOpCo