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CEO Susan Wojcicki says YouTube will continue to push “authoritative voices” and reduce “borderline content”
YouTube’s continued push towards “authoritative voices” has left many independent creators feeling neglected by the site.
YouTube adds video labels for both public or government funded content
Recent Hong Kong events have spurred YouTube to make the changes.
YouTube takes down 200-year-old Schubert public domain music piece on false “copyright” grounds
YouTube automatically flagged and demonetized the video saying that it’s a copyright violation – despite it being in the public domain.
PewDiePie makes YouTube history and becomes the first solo creator to hit 100 million subscribers
Multiple celebrities and even YouTube itself celebrated the landmark moment.
YouTube says it was a mistake to ban robot fight videos for “animal cruelty”
According to the company, it was a “mistake” with their AI.
YouTube sues man for allegedly abusing copyright system and attempting to extort creators
YouTube has long been accused of not protecting creators enough.
Now Beto O’Rourke wants to kill Section 230 – this time to counter “hate speech and gun violence”
Section 230 is what allowed the internet to thrive.
Leaked video shows YouTube CEO talking news manipulation, deciding what’s “authoritative” and what’s “trashy”
YouTube CEO admits that it manipulates news ranking.
Borderlands 3 publisher takedown of superfan Supmatto shows YouTube does little to protect creators
YouTube lets large organizations get away with pressing dubious claims against content that have no legal basis.
Nintendo slams fan with hundreds of DMCA notices for honoring its game music
Nintendo is defending its IP vigorously even if it tarnishes its brand.
YouTube ends manual music copyright claims in an attempt to protect creator revenue
YouTube has faced backlash from creators after letting music companies steal their revenue. This new rule aims to change that.
Health research site Examine.com has been battered by Google’s search algorithm, wiping 90% of its traffic
The website thinks it’s been accidentally caught in the crossfire of Google algorithm changes.