This division will rely on third-party consultants, social media sites, Google user feedback and data, to help find videos that are considered too controversial for YouTube advertisers and customers. This video will be removed before ads are embedded.
YouTube has also recently faced a problem with allowing extremist uploaded videos to get ads from big companies. This creates the impression that the company is supporting the radical agenda, and is causing undesirable controversy for the business.
In an attempt to regain support from advertisers, YouTube announced at the beginning of last week that creators of content to be paid for from videos must meet certain audience-specific measurement criteria.
Content creators must also broadcast their videos for over 4,000 hours of total watch time over the previous 12 months, and have at least 1,000 subscribers.
