YouTube is trying to put out multiple fires as another Adpocalypse looms, but the video giant just announced a policy change to stem the spread of anti-vaccination videos amid a measles outbreak and complaints from lawmakers that the video giant is facilitating the spread of misinformation.
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YouTube Music Launches New Mini-Series Format, Beginning With Billie Eilish
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YouTube Demonetizes Anti-Vaccination Channels Following Advertiser Outcry
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After Child Video Scandal, YouTube Says Ad-Friendly Videos Can Be Demonetized For Inappropriate Comments
In light of a potential second coming of the Adpocalypse, in which a number of major marketers have pulled YouTube ads after discovering that campaigns had run against ostensibly innocent videos of young children where pedophiles were exchanging fetishizing remarks in the comments, YouTube is taking severe pains to stamp out the behavior -- but not all creators are thrilled with its sweeping response.
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One Month After Returning To YouTube, AT&T Once Again Yanks Ad Spending Following Discovery Of Pedophilic Comments
Just a month after it resumed running ads on YouTube, AT&T has become the latest major company to sever its marketing relationship with the platform.
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Who Won The PewDiePie And T-Series YouTube Subscriber Battle? The Two Canadian Teens Behind FlareTV.
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Jimmy Fallon Becomes First Late-Night Host To Hit 20 Million YouTube Subscribers
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Anti-Vaccination Videos May Be YouTube’s Latest Front In Battle Against Conspiracies
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Disney Pulls YouTube Ads Amid Child Video Scandal, As Platform Disables Comments On Tens Of Millions Of Videos
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‘Fortnite’ Publisher Pauses YouTube Ads After They Ran On Videos Where Commenters Fetishized Children
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YouTube Is Changing Its Community Guidelines Strike System For The First Time In A Decade
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YouTuber Matt Watson Uncovers “Wormhole” Of Fetishizing Comments On Videos Of Young Children
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Texas Study Finds Majority Of ‘Flat Earthers’ Are Indoctrinated On YouTube
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