youtube is part of that. think as people view more video content you will have more advertisers that will go after those eyeballs, those people viewing the content. i am not super worried about youtube in terms of growth trajectory. it is more of the costs they are going to incur, unless they can automate this. maybe they are going to take that capex spending and figure out how do automate getting good, quality content and the bad stuff off. emily: we just heard senator marsha blackburn talking about her concerns for big tex privacy and google has been in the crossfire of some of these privacy issues and pending potential regulation. i asked her if she is concerned about the backlash against the tech and what she said to me is our mantra is we need to build for everyone and respect the user and opportunity and make sure we are addressing the needs of universe and all communities in which we operate, whether that has to do with privacy or content. we should continue upping the bar on ourselves and that is the

emily: youtube on twitter has released some follow-up statements saying that youtube specifically hasade this a priority. in your story, employees are saying that she personally is not making this a priority. what exactly are employees telling you? mark: i think consistently the thing i have heard from people who worked under susan was not that she does not care about these issues, especially around the kids content which was an eye-opening moment for her and her leadership team. the consistent theme is more paralysis for a number of reasons. whether it is concern about being seen as anti-conservative or the changes they would make to youtube's advertising business platform. that paralysis has led to them stalling, inertia. if you look at anti-vaccination, we have new data. the number of videos promoting anti-vaccination theories, youtube has been aware of this for a long time. it has become a publicity nightmare and they are forced to take action. they recently started categorizing these videos as borderline content so it will no longer be recommended. what they have not shared exter

youtube has made some changes. our employees just saying it is not enough?ark: the past two years they have made a series of changes. and pretty radical ones if you look at them historically. they eliminated comments on a lot of videos aimed at kids. aople at youtube say this is huge shift. there has been a debate about comments for a long time. he kept comments in tact because they want you to to be a social media platform. been shiftings around for what they call responsible growth. that is a metric where they are using things like user surveys to see how people feel after they watch videos. that is a really tricky thing. they have not exactly told investors, the public and their employees what that looks like. emily: youtube on twitter has released follow-up statement specificallyusan has made this a priority. story, employees are saying that she personally is not making this a priority. what are employees telling you? consistent thing i have heard for people who worked under susan was not that she does not care about these issues , especially around the

plus youtube faces for controversy. staffers say managers are not listening and the proposal to change recommendations are being sacrificed for engage identical. and twitter co-founder and there isck dorsey said a positive impact on the tech industry. first to our top story. after much fanfare, lyft is losing some steam after going public, falling below its i.p.o. price. analysts are striking a cautious tone about the stock with the majority giving it a neutral rating. we discussed the road ahead with jake fuller. i'm not sure you want to read too much into it. we did launch with a neutral ating. whether or when they can get to a self-driving car future. emily: logan green said he couldn't give us a date when self-driving cars would be available. you seem to think that the expectations are too high and lyft won't be eable to meet hose expectations. >> a lot of people were pecting them to trade as the at the same rate as service companies. it goes to show that we're still in the early steages of this arket. of carl at do

people at youtube say this is a huge shift.here has been this debate about comments for a long time. they kept comments intact in large part because they wanted you to to be a social media platform. the key issue here is that the company is shifting for what they call responsible growth. that is a metric where they are using things like user surveys to see how people feel after they watch videos. that is a really tricky thing to deal with. they have not exactly told investors, the public, and a lot of their employees what that looks like. emily: youtube on twitter has really some follow-up statement saying, but susan wojcicki specifically has made this a priority. but in your story, employees are saying that she personally is not making this a priority. what exactly are employees telling you? mark: consistently, the thing i have heard for people who worked under susan is not that she doesn't care about these issues. especially around the kids content, which was an eye-opening moment for her and her leadership team. the consiste

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are you concerned about youtube?oderating this content is going to lead to increased costs. >> it is separately hurting margins because it is such a laborious process to maintain quality content through youtube, but am not really concerned. you look at some of the data we published. video viewing content is going to increase and a number of , irs people spend weekly think as people view more video content, you will have more advertisers go after that content, so i'm not super worried about youtube. it is more on the cost they will incur unless they are able to automate that and take some of that spending and try to automate the process of getting good, quality content. heard about senator blackburn talking about her concerns about privacy. in particular, google has been at the crossfire of some of these privacy issues. i asked her if she is concerned about the backlash against the tech and what she said is we look to build for everyone and make sure they address the need of users and whether that has to do with polic

youtube said this morning, 500 hours uploaded a minute.f you had humans looking at that -- this is clearly an interesting case, a breaking news event, you would think the company would say because of all the attention. they are still relying on machines and software. emily: it is having to find the balance between what machines can do and should do. thank you for that update. elon musk's spacex has won a nasa contract to play a real life version of the arcade game asteroids. spacex will provide launch services for the double asteroid redirection test mission with the goal to demonstrate the ability to deflect an asteroid by crashing a spacecraft into one at high speed. the test mission is targeted for a june 2021 launch on a spacex falcon nine rocket. for many that run an office, h.r. operations remain one of the biggest headaches in the a workplace, but can tech streamline how the h.r. industry works? namely thinks so, and offers a cloud-based platform for small to midsize business. the company says 75% of their clients say namely has inc

emily: youtube released a statement about that issue saying hate speech has no place on youtube.ed in technology to remove hateful comments and video. we disabled comments on the livestream of today's hearing. david, hearing another apresentative asked is it hoax, that is part of the problem. what is real, what is fake? what is fake and what is not? simplyw, is this problem too big for tech and government? david: it is a massive problem. but when you have a congressman like him asking if it is a hoax, it is really an attempt to disseminate fake news on the congressional hearing floor. so, it is not fake. this stuff happens. there is an enormous inability in congress to really face up to what is really happening, but on the other hand, a huge inability on these companies part of knowledge how badly they are doing this job. it really distressed me that facebook, in the form of the guy testifying, and google when they made their statement about youtube, saying there is no place for hate speech on these platforms. there is clearly a space for hate speech on these platforms. what they

plus, lifting the curtain at youtube. the video platform faces more controversies.taffers say managers are not listening and the proposal to change recommendations and curb conspiracies are being sacrificed for engagement. and twitter co-founder and c.e.o. jack dorsey said rules like europe's gdpr have a positive impact on the tech industry. he speaks in an exclusive interview from toronto. first to our top story. after much fanfare, lyft is losing some steam after going public, falling below its i.p.o. price. among investors' concerns, justifying its evaluation and a timeline for turning a profit, and analysts are striking a cautious tone about the stock with the majority giving it a neutral rating. we discussed the road ahead with jake fuller, managing director at guggenheim securities and bloomberg intelligence's mandeep singh. >> i'm not sure you want to read too much into the short-term trading activity. it is a high multi-story stock. you'd expect to see a little bit of volatility around that. that being said, we did launch with a neutral rating. bottom line f

now, everybody uses youtube. youtube is a great way to watch videos, share your own videos.retty unique online communities, gamers, filmmakers, musicians, all have communities on youtube. they're also -- though several of these communities that are a little more niche. and we thought we would take a look at the smaller communities in a segment we call "youtube subcommunities." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: first up, if you use youtube, you've probably have seen these tech review videos, where people review new phones or computers. well, there's actually a community of 7-year-olds on youtube who review sticks. [ laughter ] check out one of these stick reviews. ♪ >> welcome back to jake says. i'm back with a brand-new video. and today i'm going to be reviewing a stick that i found in mr. sorenson's yard this afternoon. let's take a look. this is a beautiful stick. [ laughter ] it's perfectly firm without being too rigid. and it has a nice elongated look. okay. so i like the way the stick looks. but do i like the way it operates? there's only one way to find out. it's time f

this incident with youtube is classic.o an example of how the folks driving this arguments. re humans. hate existed before the internet and has taken on greater velocity. take a look at what christian the -- resident of >> they're using online platforms to recruit new members, activate followers, target communities, organize rallies, stream their, murders and incite violence. instead of hiding under hoods, they organize behind computer screens. emily: harr what has been the company's response broader to these issues of recruitment, of the fact that -- you know -- youtube did not create white nationalism but stretches much more far with the rise of the internet. garret: one of the big concerns is whether you to, the recommendation algorithm does not know about these things. start showing the videos and they go down these rabbit holes and potentially become radicalized. videos they have identified as potentially along the lines, they will not show them in recommendations. if someone wants to see a video -- whether it is its

mark: youtube said there was an algorithmic wrong call.we can decipher is their image recognition technology saw an image of a burning facade and the software determined it looked like an image of 9/11. emily: there could be lots of burning facades. mark: there are lots of cases where youtube over the years has been hammered for pushing conspiracy theories like 9/11 was an inside job. this is a precaution they are taking. it goes back to the point with tiktok, a chinese company that prides itself on artificial intelligence, google is arguably the leading ai company and ai is not sufficiently there to solve the problem. they are saying 500 hours uploaded a minute, so if you have humans looking at that, this is an interesting case where this is a breaking news event and you would think someone in the company would say, let's look at all the videos of fire, because that is where people would be drawing attention. they are still relying on machines and software. emily: it is having to find -- thank you for that update. elon musk's spacex has w

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less so with youtuber, that still feels quite exciting. it's video.hat you or imight the google ad product is what you or i might have called classical advertising. even though it is it effective, it's not exciting. in terms of their dominance in this market, they still attract a heck of a lot of advertising sales. that will continue presumably? absolutely. that's what they have done brilliantly. they have democratised what they are doing to their ad products. more detail on oui’ their ad products. more detail on our website. boeing has come underfire from investors in the wake of the two deadly crashes of its 737 max aircraft. at its annual meeting in chicago, the planemaker faced calls for a boardroom shake—up for failing to foresee safety risks with its best—selling model. airlines have warned that the grounding of the jet could cost them millions of dollars. samira hussain reports from chicago. in the heavy rain, family and friends stood silently, clutching photos of victims from the ethiopian airlines crash last month which killed all 157 people

mark: youtube said there was an algorithmic wrong call. can decipher is there image recognition technology saw an image of a burning facade and the software determined at looked like an image of 9/11. emily: there could be lots of burning facades. mark: there are lots of cases where youtube over the years has been hammered for pushing conspiracy theories like 9/11 was an inside job. this is a precaution they are taking. it goes back to the point with company thatnese prides itself on artificial intelligence, google is arguably the leading ai company and ai is not sufficiently there to solve the problem. 500 hoursaying uploaded a minute, so if you have humans looking at that, this is an interesting case where this is a breaking news event and you would think someone in the company would say, let's look at all the videos of fire, because that is where people would be drawing attention. they are still relying on machines and software. emily: ed is having to find software between -- it is having to find -- thank you for that update. spacex has

put out. >> you don't have any official role with youtube or twitter, do you? >> i have no official role, although i did work for google for many years. i have the experience of being on the inside of one of these companies. one of the things you learn, people write in with all kinds of allegations saying you need to take this out of search results. lots of the time, they are wrong about the law, they are trying to silence their competitors or critics. it is hard on the inside. >> at stanford, what is your role? are you part of the teaching profession? >> i do do some teaching. the center for internet and society is a public interest institution. we do public interest work. research and advocacy and teaching at the intersection of technology and policy and law. >> what kind of work were you doing at google? >> i was the lead counsel for different products at different times. google chrome. google video. toward the end, i headed up the legal team that ran web search. >> what was the focus of your seminar? >> i was in a seminar that was about platforms and amplif

plus 90 watched on youtube, it is a coproduction with european news agencies.it's a response to the turkish government crackdown on independent journalism and reporting. reporter: they are living in a diverse, complicated country. tested by terror and upheaval. they are the future of turkey. the under 35s who make up a huge part of the population. there the target of plus 90, a new voice on the media, and it is now on youtube. managers from the four media groups involved watched it in in symbol on monday -- istanbul on momonday. it reported in depth on how refugees and lgbt people are faring, use on a planet crisis in turkey's building industry. >> i hope we will have a significant of regular users w o see on the channel a window to our country.and open window between our countries. that we can contributions some information which might be not available for the moment here. i think we want to become a relevant offer. let's see how the viewers and users are using it. reporter: and at era of so-called fake news, plus 90 will also fact check claims made by public

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the one thing he didn't talk about much was youtube.e last quarter, there have been a number of issues with youtube, conspiracy theories, hate, when i called her on this, she said you haven't mentioned youtube yet. she said youtube is intervened helpfully, the ads are doing great. there continue to be questions about how much they are contributing to the bottom line. analysts say it is a black box and also how much google is having to spend to moderate of problemscleanup the platform is having. >> we thank you very much. the latestck on business flash headlines. filed for ipo. lenders argue that petsmart move shares between the parent chewy. -- the german lender expects them to lower the recommendation for how much additional capital in need to withstand a crisis. in amazon plans to create 400 jobs this year at its new headquarters in arlington, virginia. they have promised to create 25,000 jobs in the first building will open this fall. amazon, they came out with this idea of doing one-day shipping for some products. omar came out with

groups are asking for lawmakers to look at youtube in a similar way.nt to ask about the notre dame situation. obviously, it is a devastating story, watching notre dame getting essentially burned out, and in the middle of that on youtube, this box pops up that labels the burning of notre dame as 9/11 conspiracy. what happened? mark: youtube said there was an lgg cal the best we can decipher is their image recognition technology saw an image of a burning facade and the software determined it looked like an image of 9/11. emily: there could be lots of burning facades. mark: there are lots of cases where youtube over the years has been hammered for pushing conspiracy theories like 9/11 was an inside job. this is a precaution they are taking. it goes back to the point with tiktok, a chinese company that prides itself on artificial intelligence, google is arguably the world's leading ai company and ai is not perfectly there to solve the problem. humans cannot look at this, they are saying, 500 hours uploaded a minute, so if you have humans looking at that, t

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mark bergen, who covers youtube for us, thank you so much for that update.up, netflix reported an underwhelming second-quarter forecast, but ceo reed hastings says he is confident new services from disney and apple will not slow their momentum. we will discuss. bloomberg tech is livestreaming on twitter. you can follow our global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. netflix may be paying the price for raising the price. the streaming service predicts it will add just 5 million new customers in the current quarter, well sho

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yeah, this is a critique of youtube certainly echoed in a critique of facebook.found for people who worked in the company was that there was a similar critique inside. sendinge raising alarms people delhi's rabbit holes, conspiracy theories, the radical content the site was disseminating a typically when people brought this up, the response was that youtube was very protective as historically a platform of free speech and they had this long-term goal about engagement. they tried to tweak that. they are talking about now responsible growth. they have not sure exactly what look like. and the past few years, they have separate the advertiser boycotts, ongoing criticism from political --t and that from both the political right and left. if people are watching or commenting or engaging with it, it should be promoted period and the idea is so entrenched that the idea there should be some sort of subjective view, maybe a politically driven viewed just should not enter the picture? >> google is in engineering-driven company. leadership is often described as engineers, so

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the video spread across youtube which is owned by google. with the platform scrambling to ban the uploads. >> we are deeply troubled by the hate and violence in the world particularly by the acts of violence in new zealand. >> reporter: the platform say they are aiming to remove hateful pages and videos faster. >> a holistic approach that we take in trying to leverage our technology in that space and we are hoping faster. >> reporter: while you two defended their platform, they were also forced to disable comments on the live stream house judiciary hearing after an influx of racist and anti- semitic comments. the tech companies appeared alongside prominent right-wing activists and civil rights activists all discussing the balance of protecting fee free speech while attempting to eliminate hate speech. >> we err on the side of allowing more speech, we want to give people a voice but we need to dry line summer. >> there is policies in place to ban violent or hateful material and but many say they don't go far enough. >>> another d and the blun

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that includes search and youtube. alphabet is facing increasing competition in the digital ad sector mainly from facebook and now from amazon. that wasn't enough for investors who are worried about the broader slowdown in sales. you can cia seat shares are down almost 8% after hitting all-time highs yesterday. dom, back to you >> elizabeth, i mean, with the overall google picture with alphabet, we're also talking about this idea that youtube is a -- with regard to the overall google/alphabet empire >> one of the frustrations from analysts who cover the company is that the youtube revenues specifically aren't broken out we don't get user numbers or watch time any metrics like that. what we did hear on the earnings call is that there are some changes happening on the youtube platform as it relates to ads. we didn't really get any specifics on that. just the idea alone that there could be some changes on that platform, i think, is enough to concern investors this morning given how much of a priority youtube is in alphabe

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the team was a huge, huge fan of the youtube channel. and he knows everything about the show and who works there. high gets to see his heroes, supercar, and then he gts to meet mark and nico, two of the guys on this customizing show. >> crow. >> so the boys start to disassemble his wheelchair. they take off those cover pieces and start prepping them for a chrome wrap. the guys in the shop learn more about him. >> yeah, even though he's the man of the shop, can't get his hands dirty. but huh deem is going to put hum to work. anything you want to watch on youtube besides me? >> it's another one of of his favorites. there you go. meet your fans. a day earlier it was his first day. hazeem gets to do what yani normally does. reveal the finished product. >> this chair is now prusless. priceless. >> he was absolutely thrilled. and check him out next to yani's car. really spot on. >>> sometimes you just got to go for a rock. or take a hike. >> you will relate to this 2-year-old. because that's exactly what this little guy did. by himself, not re

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while they remain the leader in gaming youtube is catching up. to stay on top, it's parent company might just need a competitor. >> what we'll see is amazon probably be a little bit more aguess i have in the space and go head to head with google. >> still to come, we recap tonight's top local stories and that's not a boat out in the water in palo alto. it's a plane. the story behind this unusual si sight on the peninsula. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. accused of having sex with a child. detectives arrested father david mendoza-vela. he is accused of sexually abusing a child for a year and half -- starting in 2016. at the time, mendoza-vela was working at st. john )s >>> he's accused of sexually abusing a child for a year and a half starting in 2016. at the time he was working at st. john's catholic church and then transferred. police only know about one victim but say there could be more. >> a rally in san francisco bro

, digital giant, and have the same rules applying to youtube as you would for applying to youtube aslatform in swindon or stockport, the company in swindon or stockport, the company in swindon or stockport might be in trouble because they cannot afford compliance whereas youtube would be all right. making sure these rules work so as they don't disco a smaller firms will be tough. what is the timescale for these proposals being made law? that is another area of concern, if you set up a new regulator it takes primary legislation and years of graft and negotiation with lots of different people, ofcom took four years to set up, child grooming is happening online everyday and britain's laws are not fit for purpose and we may face european elections and who knows, maybe a general election so the problems are huge and the remedy is not obvious. these proposals could take years to implement. theresa may is to hold talks with the leaders of germany and france tomorrow, before an emergency brexit summit on wednesday. downing street has said it is the government's intention to "engage further"

especially, the cfoll specifi cited youtube's problems there.ou had a.m. ma stop eating into some of thi advertising growth online. so is ts an anomaly or is something else going on here? >> well, it' one quarter but we'll say it's an anomaly. you saw good facebook numbers and amazon numbers. the rest of tech did ver well. if there's one take away, google's been the worst of all the companies wecover. everyone else has been phenomenal in terms of the numbers and you look at the overall economy, it's exceptional right now. so you look at,ouknow, low unemployment. the consumer demand. prices are goingcrps multiple sectors that we cover. so the back drop is very healthy. so, yeah, i would say that there are a couple product changes they made. perhapom there were sales execution issues in q 1. again, it's hard to take one quarter and call it a trend. google's trend line has beenty prood with the numbers. again, so we would highlight that googletill remains in a pretty goods position and trades at a relatively low valuation relative to the peer group

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so of course, the hearing streamed on youtube.le the hearing on islamophobia and white nationalism and all the rest was streaming the comment section below got so bad, so racist and so bigoted and so disgusting that youtube had to shut down the comment section. proof of the problem as the hearing streamed along. executive from youtube's parent company google and facebook testified about their role, the role their platform's play in spreading white supremacy and the rest. they say there's no plate for hate and extremism. but it's a complex issue when monitoring and evaluating speech across the globe. fox news and facebook have a partnership to deliver news on facebook watch. fox news is responsible for the content and production. the streaming part, the comment section is another matter. hillary vaughn reporting live on capitol hill. hi, hillary. >> hi, shepard. facebook and google saying today that fighting hate speech is a lot harder than it looks because what may be considered hate speech in one country may not be in another cou