which has a fail fail toyota. youtube is a platform, is very important to us using youtube and to a lesser degree. facebook means that we can criticize china without facing threats or commercial crushes not small to say that mainstream news outlets in taiwan don't take storms. some of them do address chinese propaganda and politics. there is pushback. all selling point is that we turn chinese propaganda into a joke, to blunt the power of propaganda hot. hutchins benito se assured how on the julio may take much of the mainstream media that was resisting china's communist government has either been bought or disappeared among itself. if you want to establish a political satire program, like i see tv on a tv station, you face funding and personnel issues. so these shoes rely on youtube but so, but the still need to be careful with that because china is also infiltrating with this spacing. it's just another tactic of there's, there's a how many wild puts, i'm sure, despite all the jokes not oh, i see tv content is a laughing matter which stories like hong kong protest or the war in ukraine. th

so these shoes rely on youtube or 2 of them, but they still need to be careful. because china is also infiltrating with this spacing. it's just another tactic of there's, there isn't how many wild sands, so despite all the jokes, not oh, i see tv content is a laughing matter with stories like hong kong protest or the war in ukraine. the show takes a less comedic more journalistic approach with correspondence even flying out to report the situation from the ground. pretend search and it's about the balance between satire and solemnity. tillman. so we have one principle when we make the show, if we're going to talk about a sensitive story or one that involves a lot of casualties, we're going to approach it in a serious, more cautious way. for example, the war in ukraine, where we have sent a report of to cover it. i don't think our channel will become an official serious news channel. after all, our audience is watch us for fun and for satire. but we might, at some point, develop another channel that has a different mission for, for younger cent me. what's really i

but if you take for example, youtube is the ukrainian youtube, it works with meanings and most oftenmething made in kolinka in the simplest ways without budgets, russian youtube it offers very bright colors, very large fillings and, accordingly, some part of the audience seeks to simply find a form , but the question is that ukrainians now, especially in the last months, and this is what i see. they work with our meanings, with our identity and with what forms our society. we talk about what we are interested in and we immerse ourselves in the meaning. there was always a proforma and it was always about training about a ready-made sausage that is taught to put a certain stuffing in there, put this stuffing in the heads of the audience and that's how we have to finish the phrase let ukrainian youtube flourish say goodbye and agree to meet on our air once again thank you very much tetyana mykytenko blogger and the author of the reguli project, you were with us on the air on we continue the only news together we are strong will support the ukrainian army with money scan the code unconqu

for satirical show on youtube called i c t, the course out to thousands. how, when we establish the channel, we wanted to use the less serious way to explore politics. and we imitate cctv chinese state tv channel and how they report the most popular segment is the press conference held by chinese ministry of foreign affairs. i played a part of a chinese official play in reading. dole. uncle ma, yes, you of our, all the, of all the questions a very, for theory, for example, about china's internet restriction was, well, how they managed the pandemic. and that the irony, not only makes people realize that certain things, china sales are nonsense, it also makes them examine in questioning, quizzes, delta g, session, child joy, young, i ctv to flex taiwanese, people's dissatisfaction with china's involvement in taiwan over the past few years . i think this style is mockumentary news. we pretend to be an official state media news brought. so i didn't have to find in those in been, you know, when you were, but in addition to comedy, i think tv actually provides a

youtube says it gets 30 million visits a day and youtubers upload 300 hours of video every minute. posting on youtube is a labor of love, but for some it's a gold mine. luke burbank has one family's story. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: it's a typical sunday afternoon for the kaji family of honolulu, hawaii. they're playing a game, recording it on mom's phone, having fun. but what's not typical is that when they're finished -- >> turn around. >> reporter: they'll send the video to a production team in houston who will edit it and package it as part of a multimillion-dollar kids entertainment empire. >> welcome to ryan's world. >> hi, guys! >> reporter: theiron o youtubeetillion of views per month. >> whoa! >> reporter: they've got a tv show on nickelodeon. and of course the licensed toys. so many toys. >> i'm about to go grocery shopping. >> reporter: all of it generating by some estimates over $25 million a year, making the kajis some of youtube's highest earners. >> hi, mommy. >> reporter: and it all started out more or lessly accident when ryan was just 3. >> when i first put

so these should rely on youtube. but the still need to be careful with that because china is also infiltrating this space. it's just another tactic of this vision coming life science. despite all the joke not, oh, i see tv content is a laughing matter. with stories like con, comes protests to the war ukraine, the show takes a less comedic more journalistic approach with correspondents, even flying out to report the situation from the ground for turn search. and it's about the balance between satire and solemnity. and we have one principle when we make the show, if we're going to talk about a sensitive story, one that involves a lot of casualties. we're going to approach it in a serious, more cautious way. for example, the war and ukraine, where we have sent a reporter to cover it. i don't think our channel will become an official serious news channel after rule already, and it is what just the fun and for satire. but we might at some point, develop another channel that has a different mission for younger. so what's r

we have important products like search and youtube we have computing products involving android play and our hardware devices, and cloud is a big opportunity for us as well so i think we are exposed to many sectors, and we do this globally as a company. i think that allows us to take a long-term view and work through these spaces. >> you guys spend a lot on research and development i want to talk about some of that diversification because alphabet is a company of many differentbusinesses, you also touch on many different societal issues. so i want to talk about some of them, how they fit in today, how they fit into alphabet's future, developers first, since we are here at io how do you manage it, app store dynamics, does google deserve to continue to take a fee for the developer, or is something changing here, is that era over as match and some other companies have argued that it should be? >> look, it's an important area, and we've been listening and we want to make sure we get it right. i think it's important to remember, we invest in android, for free both to oems and carriers, an

and we started with this landscape analysis of youtube.looking at with that visualization is at the top anti-immigration content of the last 15 years. and what we found in our landscape analysis is that the majority of the most viral anti-immigration content actually is produced by a handful of organizations. and the reason why that's very important is, i think, there's a pervasive narrative out there that xenophobia and anti immigration rhetoric comes from individuals. it comes from citizens, and it's a populist, grassroots sentiment. and that's not what we saw on the research. what we saw on the research is that actually these messaging campaigns and communications strategies are highly intentional. they are centralized. and they come from were funded institutions. i know hassan it's gonna speak about that kind of network, which we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars, decades of infrastructure, and essentially what we're talking about is an anti-immigration media machine. nothing like this exists on the pro-immigration or pr

we've got lots up on youtube. we were the first to make a deal with snap. make a deal with tiktok.fited us. it's my belief that you've kind of got to fish where the fish are. and do you thank you can make money off that? or that just helps making money? you're making money and that's your pre—roll advertising orfrom advertising in it and from partnership deals. we've got four studio. that team i mentioned earlier that we set up in leeds, which is a huge digital growth story in yorkshire last year, 1a billion views, you know, that's generated through youtube, facebook, snap, tik tok. it's all about us getting the reach to the young audience, 16 to 2lis on those platforms where they are, because we've got to follow them. and if i was sitting here in five years time talking about this with you... you'll go onto much higher things. maybe right here on the bbc show with you. but but but what would be my i'm interested to know what would be your my options to watch programming do you imagine a scenario for example where the networks bbc one, bbc two, itv and channel 4, channel five becom

this is a youtube group with a vocalist. bon they allegedly gave.arity concert in ukraine this is how it looks. well, here it was generally said that in the capital of ukraine in kiev they praised ukrainians fighting for their freedom and gave a 40-minute concert at the station at one metro station allegedly. it happened on may 8th. i honestly don't follow the youtube group, i don't follow their vocalist. i remember bon. i used to say that there were reports that bona's man of the world was fighting for a write-off. uh, for a long time third countries and conducted just such a humanistic activity, as i can’t imagine timur now. if you follow rock music and beyond that, then i follow rock music and the reputation in this regard, of course, youtube and bon personally have their own personal fans who appreciate the musical component, but for almost the entire career, youtube and the group have been engaged in e , predominantly-political populism, because youtube and bonds, in particular. they were seen in almost all corners of the world, where at least

ah, discover the world around you. subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. as the kremlin began its war against ukraine, it forced the closure of russia law, independent media outlets. the aim of course, to secure absolute control of the public narrative about the invasion and the cost of it. but did it work? and what about the people defying that control? my guess this week is the katerina culture cards. they use that term presenter. i'm one of the last channels to be shut down, doors t, v, known internationally as t v range. she played russia and the 1st week of march, and now co chairs, a program of news and analysis on youtube. i think you can just call it in the pick up. she joins week from the georgia capital to believe is russia heading back into full scale soviet repression. what does she feel about the international response to the war or western companies want to pull out of russia? also, what the russians know about the terrible crimes their forces are alleged to a committee, or do most prefer to turn a blind eye. i'm really fearing that the momen

are also people who watch us on smart tv, for example, on youtube.know a lot of them. so , have we already launched broadcasts? please join us. we are currently analyzing the latest news that we see overnight and discussed with andriy before the news about the fact that in belarus rescuers will be given weapons so that they will help the security forces at the protests . what is lukashenko preparing for, against whom everyone who came out like this, who are these people who protested about internal politics in belarus , are already in prison with long terms , we know about political persecution, about repression in belarus, and in fact, if some kind of new wave of protests is expected. it could be that lukashenko could really be preparing to start a full-scale war against ukraine on putin's side, for example, they tell you, listen, dude, he's taking a machine gun, if there are riots, you'll leave shooting at people, you are an avenger, conventionally speaking, you were dealing with a shovel before that time, or a firefighter, or that is, you saved pe

rao rise and fall of a fellow youtuber-_ rao rise and fall of a fellow youtuber. ~ . . , , , youtuberhat. unchecked influence, what happens when there are no speed bumps, no filters between this young twentysomething man who has a tremendous audience of tens of millions of subscribers and billions of views, with a degree of influence that was, i don't know it has been seen before. the things that led to his success were very much the things that led to his undoing. in the failed, david's skyrocket to fame stalls when a member of his squad is accused of sexual assault. in light of a news article, his sponsors drop him and youtube d monetise as his uploads. just weeks later, though, he is back. the fact that in — later, though, he is back. the fact that in the _ later, though, he is back. tie: fact that in the shadow of later, though, he is back. ti2 fact that in the shadow of all those revelations that accountability did not yield the sort of consequence that certainly the journalists and the survivalists —— survivor itself had anticipated, to me thatis itself had anticipated, to me th

so youtube is a platform is very important to us using youtube and to a lesser degree. facebook means that we can criticize china without facing threats or commercial pressures. that's not to say that mainstream news outlets in taiwan don't take storms. some of them do address chinese propaganda and politics. there is pushback. all selling point is that we turn chinese propaganda into a joke, to blunt the power of propaganda, washington elite, they'll say a short, how one, the julio may too much of the mainstream media that was resisting china's communist government has either been bought or disappeared. long is out if you want to establish a political satire program like i ctv on a team decision, you faced funding and personnel issues. so these shoes rely on youtube are 2 of them, but they still need to be careful because china is also infiltrating with this spacing . it's just another tactic of there's, there's a how many wild st should despite all the jokes, not oh, i see tv content is a laughing matter with stories like hong kong protest or the war in ukraine. the show takes a les

there there is a live concert on youtube and they went down to the subway together with the military sang in particular stand by ukraine bono front mangurd -om said that today you will show up not only for your freedom but for the freedom of people all over the world. by the way, taras topolya, the frontman of the antitila band, who is also already a world celebrity, by the way, together with the musicians from bona and eje, also sang. let's listen to how it it was not at all surprising that the youtube group supports ukraine because they have always been so proactive in the political and humanitarian sense since the beginning of the 80s, and you already know that this has become such an integral feature of these musicians. probably, in some cases, they are even better known for their humanitarian activities rather than music, but only sometimes because they are musicians. they are also cool with uh. actually, since 80 , for example, in 84, they did not speak out against the famine in ethiopia, for example, they gave many concerts with the collected money, they did not send money the

youtube has a video recommendation algorithm.hey want you to keep watching videos that are engaging to you and will keep you on the website so it recommends things it thinks you will like so unfortunately the things that people like are often sensational. they are very often something like a conspiracy video or flat earth videos that is -- provokes your curiosity and you want to click on it when you see it in the video sidebar. people who were watching unrelated videos about outer space or religion or -- would find themselves funneled into a growing genre of flat earth videos. people started converting on the basis of those videos, people started making their own flat earth channels and even people who weren't flat earthers realized they could get decent engagement and viewership in a video about flat earth because they saw it performed so well in this algorithm. five years in 2014-19 youtube's recommendations heavily promoted flat earth and until they were able to flip the switch and make those videos more obscure. >> host: it m

so youtube is a platform is very important to us using youtube and to a lesser degree. facebook means that we can criticize china without facing threats or commercial pressures. that's not to say that mainstream news outlets in taiwan don't take storms. some of them do address chinese propaganda and politics. there is pushback. all selling point is that we turn chinese propaganda into a joke to blunt the power of propaganda, washington, the lethal. say a sure how one, the julio may too much of the mainstream media that was resisting china's communist government has either been bought or disappeared long itself. if you want to establish a political satire program, like i see tv on a tv station, or you face funding and personnel issues. so these shows rely on youtube or 2 of them. but they still need to be careful because china is also infiltrating with this spacing. it's just another tactic of there's, there's a how many wild st should despite all the jokes, not oh, i see tv content is a laughing matter with stories like hong kong protest or the war in ukraine. the show takes a less co

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spain, poland, i looked at youtube. most popular performances there, kalush, of course out of competition 4.2 million next comes the contract - this is a participant from serbia who has one of the most original performances 2.6 million she has albania 2.5 although this country was immediately eliminated spain 1.9 sweden , which is predicted to be one of the first places on youtube a total of 617,000 views is relatively small enough. and my colleagues and i found a very cool analysis from a journalist of one of our colleagues, dmytro kogane. now we can show it. he presented the politics of his grandmother. friends, this grandmother should be included. i think it will be broadcast instead of of all the analysts. here he posted it, lady, and obviously she was watching eurovision, and in order not to forget something, she recorded each participant and characterized it somehow with an example. this is what we managed to figure out . the scene was very clapped, i didn't like it, serbia with a basin, girl , san marino, some ki

i think on youtube. did you really think that would last you know, before the war has started, i was in munich, a security conference, the recording and it's into you events. and before the thing to you, someone from the stuff of the secretary asked me, what's going to happen was to be rain. and i said if the war stars actually, if the war starts, they will destroy us. and this is what happened after a week. and this, even though, i mean even this week was at present a gift from the government. it was a lot already that we had this opportunity to be on air. so, you know, you expected that there would be a clam down, but you wrote in an article last month, little did we know that the coverage of rushes war in ukraine was about to come to an end. the state had been harrassing independent journalists for years, hadn't it in russia? so why on earth would they let you put out versions of the war that contradicted their own accord? no, i was just sure that they would discharge your reign sooner or later. and o

so you closed your youtube channel and social media council almost immediately. was that panic among your colleagues? that final day, what was the mood in the studio? when you realized it was over, one of the war he started right up. they started, people were in a terrible, terrible situation. when i was coming to the office, i was seeing in different parts of the newsroom. people fitting reporter is sitting and crying. it was not looking like panic. it was, it was looking like people were acknowledging that their country's killing civilian, that the russian federation is committing a crime against humanity. when we acknowledge this fact, it was a huge, huge trauma and huge. i didn't know it. it was a terrible, terrible feeling when you understand that your country is committing crimes your country. that has to be in the eyes of the world. and a, a legend which actually won over hitler and one in the 2nd world war. right now. russia is committing pretty much the same as nazi germany. germany was you, that you have bad realization, but do you think that realizatio

but the viewers on youtube are having difficulty seeing our reports. here to explain why is our digital producer stanley castle reward. so richard, about an hour after last week's upset was published on youtube. i noticed a wanting flight tagging to show as inappropriate or offensive. now it's not that unusual for content to be flagged. youtube and other social media platforms, often mark videos of violence could shoot as racist, etc. when we asked you for an explanation, we were 1st told that our report, quote, focused on gory imagery, used and shocking sensational or disrespectful manner. however, take a look at our images. they show serene. i blacklist wearing her helmet and flak jacket with a web press. clearly marked, lying dead with a colleague beside her. one of our other footage was of the kind of violence, but it's frequently covered on this channel. and others in facts reports a battery. and i will likely from other outlets such as a p t r t and urine is all of which are the same kinds of footage did not have the same kind of warnings until w

is full of russian products en masse, and we have youtube with algorithms throw up these products inst place and, unfortunately, there is no way to influence this, and if parents, for example, leave their child alone with television that is broadcast via youtube and can not control what the child watches, sooner or later he will watch russian content in russian because there is a lot of it. this is not original content, so they translated a lot of content and are translating well, they paid a lot of attention to it and invested a lot of money in it, unlike us, we have practically no this market is not developed. we have some initial stages. well, let's say there are some channels that accumulate children's videos, but there are critically few of them. well, it has not yet reached such a stage when it already overwhelms youtube to such an extent that it publishes it primarily in algorithms he issues it there, well, after 100 reminders, and then it still switches to russian-language content, and it is very difficult to control it . of the development of our, let's say, educational proc

and for those of you joining us on youtube, live, put your comments in the questions and the youtube chat. and we'll bring those to our guests on the show on. and i want to start with you with the basics you were there in the square. you were covering this story a few weeks ago when the youth really gathered their physically ah, what were they actually demanding? and since then has anything changed? i thanks for having me on the show. first of all, the youth were basically the man and you said it they want to live in mobile and they wanted to see a better future in mongolia and most as, as you seen, all of those banners the slogan. yeah. saying i want to live. i want to live, i want to live in my country. i want to dream of living in my own country. that is basically the, the central message of, of this process that the youth, the matter that, that the, that their lives are way too hard. and there's just no prospects for the future to live in mongolia basically. yeah. and you know, we're looking at some of those images that you took right now. as you're talking ends are, you are nodd

but a spectacular picture for the word star couple jolie youtube came and refugees visited syria, theario is identical. there were no specifics, but only an imaginary feeling of support, which was not supported by anything other than words, all this in order for ordinary people to believe. the correctness of western foreign policy people who primarily need humanitarian assistance always go in a package from one conflict to another, they present themselves as humanist political activists, but, in fact, simply follow the mainstream. they do not explain anything, do not enter into a dialogue between the parties, but simply appear, as silvers who have the right to an opinion, and simply cut off another position, including the culture of cancellation , this time the case and the lions were chosen, but not the donbass, where children have been sitting in basements since 2014 due to constant shelling of the apu in sincerity. jolie, not everyone believes, some subscribers are interested in the star is there bad coffee in donetsk? the world-famous astrakhan sturgeon is threatened with extincti

i want to bring this youtube comment to you. this is for sure. vance. he said the african union can do a better job of including the new generation of africans and leave it to smaller bodies. what do you think about that? the idea of young people actually having, having a voice because our african continent is full of young people. abraham. exactly. this is one of the examples of how the african union is not relied extended reflexion of what the content looks like. i mean, august population, majority of most women and just to give out question about population demographics . people be loaded just thought, well, you look at the african union, you've got people think supposed to be given us advice so now to, to grow up on big and social life. i mean these people being below the age of 65 and it's so long that if you do not leave a people repeat, yeah, you do not, you don't the but then every being why i'm going to show you some pictures of the last african union, big meeting in february, tell me what, tell me what you notice when we show these pictures, k

it begs the question, does youtube keep a closer on some less than others? another big question is, what kind of impact restrictions like this? can you choose algorithm is a bit too much of a black box for us to accurately quantify, but our audience hasn't been quite about it. just take a look at some of these comments. what we do know is that momentum is everything on the platform. if users aren't being recommended, your videos, your numbers will take a dive. you can see from this graph that once the suppression began, of viewing figures slow to a crawl. a tip for our view as you don't want to miss our coverage on topic for like these really occupation of palestine is to follow us on twitter, facebook. instagram was described newsletter. that would be our digital producer talking. thanks, dan. the killing of serene abu actually has had repercussions well beyond the middle east. take germany, a country still atoning for the world war 2 holocaust. where politicians of all stripes say they have a special responsibility to safeguard german jews and to support i

not with morgenstein, sports with kirkorov, who for some reason is already in the ninth place on youtubeave projects with an arrestee who talks in russian with a muscovite feigin on the air with all briefings in two languages ​​or in russian and with the reluctance of people here, at least in western ukraine, out of a shred of respect for that land well, really, at least try to ukrainianize yourself, i’m sorry, it’s all going to fall apart and we’ll go back to lazy ukraine, which was also a kind of co-author of this war, i’m saying this without any extra drama, simply because the reluctance to join the ukrainian trend in ukrainian life brought this russian here who accepted this land as his own and when they talked about palianytsia, everyone was happy. now, in the third place of the war, i want to bring you back to the word palianytsia and tell you how you differ from muscovites now in kherson i went for the voice i went for the voice that they all cleaned up in the local subversive groups and i have to identify all of them, i ask the question how will you determine who is your enemy or

valentin, let's decipher for our tv viewers and viewers who are now watching us on youtube and also on facebook what lend-lease means now for ukraine and how can the course of the russian-ukrainian war change, the law signed by the president of the usa yesterday is just symbolic that on may 9, it means lend-lease, i.e. providing a loan or lease for ukraine and possibly for other countries of eastern europe to protect against russian aggression and the protection of the democracy of our independent country, what is provided for in the law literally, if you look at the text, i looked at it carefully, it also provides for the rental and loan of defense products, primarily movable products, this means weapons and tools and all that is necessary for our armed forces in order to continue the counteroffensive in the kharkiv direction and defense in the south of the country and the gradual liberation of villages and towns in the mykolaiv and kherson regions and the main thing in the east of the country is to hold the line and not allow the enemy to penetrate deeper into the territory of our of

benefit people who believe in five earth are not just readinge material that they are creating a youtubehannel and quite a lot of reputational arms for themselves and often alienate friends and family, i think that people who were joking when he realized is also funny anymore and disengaged with them. >> so now the question, was in the air years ago that people got interested in this idea again in places like youtube and it started off. >> so i think what was in the air was social media algorithm is that it didn't quite figure out how to responsibly deal with conspiracy theories and you mentioned youtube and that was one of the biggest sources of energy for the reemerging of flat earth and the reason for that is youtube has a video recommendation and they want you to keep watching videos of that are engaging to you that will keep on the website and to recommend his things that you like and unfortunately, thepe things of people like are often sensational there very often something conspiracy video or flat earth video that is really provokes your curiosity anyone click on it when you see i

david break. ~ . fall of failed youtube david break. . ., ., , , , fall of failed youtube david break _ break. what happens with aln checked influence? when - break. what happens with aln l checked influence? when there are bums? filters? between this young twentysomething man who has this tremendous audience of tens of millions of subscribers and billions views with a degree of influence that was, i don't know has been seen before. the things that led to his success was very much the same things that led to his undoing. in same things that led to his undoinu. undoing. in the film, skyrocketing - undoing. in the film, skyrocketing to - undoing. in the film, j skyrocketing to fame undoing. in the film, - skyrocketing to fame stalls when a neighbour of a so—called log squad is accused of sexual assault. in light of a news article, sponsors drop him and youtube to monetise as his uploads. weeks later, he is back! the fact that in the shadow of all those revelations, that accountability did not yield the sort of consequence that certainly the journalists and the survivor herself had antic