Jun 06

YouTube’s Policy Enforcement Is Bad, Media Buyers Admit—But the Platform’s Too Good to Quit

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YouTube is facing renewed criticism for the way it enforces its policies against hate speech after a Vox Media video reporter criticized the company this week. While the platform is facing increased pressure and criticism, the slew of advertisers that feed YouTube’s massive profit margins still have no plans to leave it. The latest controversy…

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