Congress thinks YouTube should be doing more to combat climate misinformation. Kathy Castor, the chairwoman of the U.S. House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis has written a letter to YouTube's parent company, Google, urging it to take action and requesting a response about how it intends to do by Feb. 7, CNBC reports.
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YouTube Suspends ‘OANN’ From Monetization, Strikes Channel For Repeated COVID Misinformation
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Congressional Committee Pens Letter Urging YouTube To Stop “Incentivizing Climate Misinformation”
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Google Will No Longer Allow Political Ad Targeting Based On Party Affiliation, Voter Records
Google has finally weighed on the political ad debate -- a conundrum facing every major tech platform in the run-up to the 2020 election, as they weigh how how to contend with a proliferation of misinformation that was discovered to have been weaponized in the last Presidential contest.
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Susan Wojcicki On YouTube’s Fight Against Grotesque Content: “I Own This Problem, And I’m Going To Fix It”
Amid a slew of bad news for YouTube -- including scandals involving conspiracy theories and pedophiles -- The New York Times sat down with CEO Susan Wojcicki for a wide-ranging profile, describing her as “the most measured person in tech” even as her company is facing harrowing horrors at seemingly every turn.
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