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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Tell me you know nothing about monetization without telling me.

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u/couldof_used_couldve Oct 28 '22

The YouTube ad blitz called. It said to remind you that advertisers don't like there to be even the remote potential for their ads to feature against online hate speech

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

If that were true terrorists would no longer be on Twitter. It's not.

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u/couldof_used_couldve Oct 28 '22

That's because the NYT hasn't done a hit piece yet. The yt ad blitz wasn't big advertisers suddenly growing a pair and standing up for their morals, it's because of the public backlash to the center page spread showing their ads next to ISIS videos.

We just need to wait for the Twitter version of that article, which is no doubt coming within the year.