Youtube ad boycott

Why the social ad boycott didn’t come for YouTube – Protocol

Research shows that YouTube faces a hate-speech problem as rampant as any other big social media company, and it’s often included in debates over platforms’ …

Research shows that YouTube faces a hate-speech problem as rampant as any other big social media company, and it’s often included in debates over platforms’ handling of controversial content. But not this one.

Advertisers Boycott YouTube — And If History Is A Guide …

21.02.2019 — YouTube is facing criticism and an advertising boycott over objectionable content on its platform. Sound familiar?

The YouTube ad boycott concisely explained – Digiday

04.04.2017 — The problem. The crux of the issue is that both Google and Facebook have refused to allow third-party content verification on their platforms, …

Why THIS MANY repetitive ads? Pushing to boycott YouTube.

29.10.2019 — For free users, there are simply too many ads for YouTube to even be considered a normal app, website, service whatever you wanna call it. I’ve …

Advertisers Boycott YouTube After Pedophiles Swarm …

Advertisers Boycott YouTube After Pedophiles Swarm Comments on Videos of Children – The New York Times

20.02.2019 — About two years ago, hundreds of companies pulled money from YouTube over concerns about ads showing up next to problematic content from …

Google said it had deleted the accounts and channels of people leaving the comments in question, but acknowledged “there’s more to be done.”

Why Brands Are Taking a Stand in the Facebook Ad Boycott

YouTube is facing a full-scale advertising boycott over hate speech – The Verge

24.03.2017 — More companies are pulling advertising from YouTube over Google’s inability to ensure ads won’t appear next to hateful and offensive content …

The biggest brands continue to leave

YouTube is facing a full-scale advertising boycott over hate …

Both Verizon and AT&T, two companies that are trying to expand their own digital ad networks to compete with Google, told The Associated Press that they are …