Many videos with false claims about voter fraud and a “stolen” election are still up on YouTube. A spokesperson said such baseless allegations do not break the company's rules. https://www.npr.org/...
Misinformation researchers are increasingly worried about live-streamed videos. In some cases, when conspiracy theories and even violent threats are aired live, companies don't take action until long after the videos have already reached large audiences. https://www.npr.org/...
YouTube seems not to care that its platform promotes disinformation and conspiracy theories. How could any platform recommend Alex Jones videos 15 billion times? By prioritizing profits and reach over good citizenship. https://twitter.com/...
Millions of Americans believe Biden is outright stealing the election from Trump. They're getting their news on YouTube https://www.bloomberg.com/... New from @mhbergen
“YouTube saw the inevitable writing on the wall that its platform would be used to spread false claims of election victory and it shrugged,” said evelyn douek, quickly becoming a one hit wonder https://twitter.com/...
YouTube's detailed policy prohibiting manipulated media and voter suppression has one loophole: Expressing views on the election is OK. That's left the door open for videos aiming to undermine the result, according to political researchers https://www.bloomberg.com/... https://tw…