how many kids are actually using youtube kids? lucas: youtube says more than 20 million.not an exact number you have to figure if it was more than 30 million or more than 25 million they'd say that. there are two billion people who use youtube every month. then if you look at some of the most popular channels that program for kids there are those with larger audiences or larger subscriber bases than the entire audience for youtube kids. >> so what are the trends in viewership? are the kids using it sticking around? are they going to watch netflix? what are they doing? lucas: it's more popular among the 2-7 demographic. that's when parents can exercise a great deal of control over what their kids are watching. so you have that 8 or 9-year-old who wants to be like her older sister, her older brother and wants to, the person who would watch "the real world" when they were 10 years old and probably shouldn't have. most kids who do watch it watch it when they're really little, when parents are exercising control. once they get to a certain age they graduate to regular youtube

no one knows what youtube means. >> youtube is use this as an excuse to declare all out conservativesthey admit crowder did not violate any of the rules. they said they were going to leave his video up, then vox launched a campaign. youtube is going after all conservatives. this was not a frustration from the vox.com journalist. this was a premeditated campaign to take conservatives off youtube. it occurred two days before the pride parade and a week before the first democratic debate. they said they are going to start limiting. it's time we conservatives litigate them into dust. jesse: this reporter used to work at media matters. he has a huge agenda. he's tweeting out he wants conservatives to be deplatformed. and in another tweet he's talking about throwing milk shakes when they come up to you on the street. to say he's a sensitive guy who gets offend. it's tough on the internet. i know was crowder said was homophobic and not that cool if you are on the receiving end of it. but the internet is a tough place. the right battles left and this is the age we live in. >> i can't speak to

if i am a hater, and i see it on youtube, that gives me permission to hate more. >> reporter: youtube is also taking aim at so-called borderline content, videos that spread mistruths like the earth is flat. the company is limiting recommendations to these videos and is promoting authoritative content like news reports and documentaries about them. the anti-defamation league said youtube's policy changes were inadequate because the ai can miss dog whistles and settle language. it is impossible to verify claims on platforms like youtube when they say they are taking steps to remove content. they should transparently provide tools and data that allow independent, external auditing of these policy changes and their efficacy.>>> the move is a step beyond other sites. facebook and twitter still allow hoaxes on their platforms as long as they do not promote or incite violence. >>> president trump met with the prime minister of ireland today. he said ireland shares u.s. concerns that allowing china's technology to help build communication networks poses risks to global security. the u.s. is p

is a whole ecosystem that has lived on top of youtube and on top of google.nd it sounds like what brian is talking about, the pressure now to really have youtube and google control all of that. >> brian, what were you worth at the peak, by the way, your company? >> our highest valuation was around 1.8 billion. >> you sold to at&t for? >> 1.6. >> turn that 1.8 into multiples of that in the public markets instead of having to sell the company? >> right and we peaked in valuation around 2015. we were never able to grow the business from a valuation perspective, partially because the market said what if google takes away more things >> absolutely. final question now that we're talking about a regulatory crackdown, what remedies that are being discussed do you think could change this problem, as you in that industry sees it with these companies >> well, one thing is clear is that the anti-trust laws would allow the doj and ftc to take action however for the past 30 years, one idea is that if an acquisition doesn't hurt prices that's okay. ad support businesses lik

no adult will take him seriously but youtube is obeying his command. youtube is killing crowder's businessey admitted he broke no rules. vocx told youtube to take him aurora. -- off. why is this allowed to continue? youtube and the new public square. tech companies have special immunity from being sued for fraud. the purpose is to allow true i have diversity of political discourse. the effect is immunity. that's worth tens of billion dollars. it's one of the reasons the owners of twitter and facebook and google are so rich. you guaranteed that to them through representatives in the congress. in return these tech companies violate the terms of the deal every minute of every day. they are not open forums. they are exercises in control and censorship. the question is: how long will the rest of us stand for this. thanks for coming on. you don't have to be a fan of crowder or anyone to see this as a threat to one person's speech is a threat to all of our speech. is it not? >> yes. i find crowder to be a cretan. i think he is a bully and bigot. he did not just criticize carlos, he mocked him for

change is something that youtube is allowed to do.vate company. i'm not t really sure on what grounds conservatives would have to litigate youtube. remember, they're a private company. this is theirti first amendment right. when crowder signed up to be a youtubeer, he signed, just like i did -- jesse: what if they're applying their censorship standards unevenly based on politics? >> well, no, no -- youtube, when you sign up, you sign a user agreement. and they say they can limit how, what type of video they put up and what they deem to be offensive and non-offensive, and that is their first amendment right as a company. it's the same as when blockbuster was the largest distributer of rental videos. they don't have to carry every single video ever produced, just like when barnes & noble was the number one bookstore in the country -- jesse: yeah, richard, there's a lot of young americans who don't have any idea what blockbuster is -- [inaudible conversations] >> saturday night when you had to walk to block buster and rent a video. >> i

he asked youtube to do something.netized the account so he can't make money off it. carlos you've been through a lot. i want to show -- so people know what we are talking about, a part of the montana montage is very offensive then we'll talk about it. please show the horrific montage of the attacks. >> a i will will year you the gay mexican kwie. guy mexican mexican gay latino there at vox. >> now, this went on for years. in guy singling you out over and over and over again. when was enough enough and why did you decide to finally take action? >> well it happened for about two and a half years basically since i started making my web show about two years in i was out shopping for lamp with my mom and i got docksed which means a supporter found my phone number and bombarded my phone with text messages i had to alert the security team that someone had my number. i started flagging to youtube this was happening and asking them to enforce the policy and got zero response. then a couple weeks ago it happened again where he

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now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> youtube has taken down hundreds of thousands of >>> youtuben an attempt to curb hate online. a site says it will ban supremacist content and remove ideas that deny well documented atrocities like the holocaust. wes loury is here and adam sir. adam, start with you, what do you think, is youtube taking a step in the right direction? is this something they should have done a long time ago? >> well, look, youtube's rules work a lot like the american criminal justice system if you're influential, they don't apply really. obviously they're under the first amendment. up you have the right to be as extreme and nasty and bigoted as you want. but youtube is not obligated to provide you with a platform for that kind of message. but as a private company, their profit motive is making money. so if your content is extreme and brings eye balls, they're not going to police it unless they think it's not going to cost them not to. that's what's happening here. >> i want to talk to you about this because we played a little bit of that hate video. we don't usuall

this according to a source familiar with youtube.naziism and it had more than 250,000 subscribers. they had huge followings and they do discuss things like we saw in the video. >> of course. we were talking about this. it can be hard for folks who haven't gone through this type of harassment when your phone gets 300 txt messages. or you're getting death threats which many folks have dealt with. it's a type of harassment that really is incumbent upon these platforms to do something. very offen the rules of these platforms. and it's not just youtube, getting forced -- the lowest level but not the highest level people. in reality it should be opposite. they want a broad policy. this thing you get removed or if you post this thing, you get removed. but fpower and platform relate o each other. one racist person is very different than a person with no followoers. people have larger platforms need to be policed more tightly. >> and they couch it in this is about free speech. you don't have a right to go on a platform, especially a private p

no one knows what youtube means. >> youtube is use this as an excuse to declare all out conservativesadmit crowder did not violate any of the rules. they said they were going to leave his video up, then vox launched a campaign. youtube is going after all conservatives. this was not a frustration from the vox.com journalist. this was a premeditated campaign to take conservatives off youtube. it occurred two days before the pride parade and a week before the first democratic debate. they said they are going to start limiting. it's time we conservatives litigate them into dust. jesse: this reporter used to work at media matters. he has a huge agenda. he's tweeting out he wants conservatives to be deplatformed. and in another tweet he's talking about throwing milk shakes when they come up to you on the street. to say he's a sensitive guy who gets offend. it's tough on the internet. i know was crowder said was homophobic and not that cool if you are on the receiving end of it. but the internet is a tough place. the right battles left and this is the age we live in. >> i can't speak to this

i do not think youtube will fully get rid of the algorithm.of a selective way, something a lot of tech companies have embraced if there is something really offensive. spotify has a feature where you can block a particular artist that you find is either not your taste or is offensive to you in some way, because after cases of artists who were abusing women or a case of somebody like michael jackson who is accused molestingts of children, some people just did not want to hear his music. emily: meantime, speaking of anti-semitic, u2 has found itself in another controversial situation in europe where, as i understand it, they shut down one channel at the same time they were making policies about nazi speech. tell us about what is going on there, and what this means for the eu. lucas: europe, i think, is where google and most tech companies are by a large a lot more concerned about some form of regulation. the u.s. government has shown less enthusiasm about punishing tech companies. there have been some investigations out of the ftc and we are wait

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where you single out youtube you write this.tics and independent researchers say youtube has inadvertently created a dangerous on-ramp to extremism by combining two things. a business model that rewards provocative videos with exposure and advertising dollars, and an algorithm that guides users down personalized paths meant to keep them glued to their screens. this didn't happen by accident? >> no, youtube has been revised over the years by some of the great algorithm researchers of the world, and it constructs an individual model of you, the user, and figures out which videos will keep you watching the longest. so in 2017 or around there, they implemented a new kind of a.i. called reinforce that was even better at steering people into new interests and new parts of youtube that maybe they hadn't been to before. and for most topics, that would not be a problem. i mean, likeif you're a cooking video person and you get steered to diys, there's nothing wrong with it. but on a platform where there are extremists, it pulls people in

>> i would watch youtube videos, coming out stories.deos i saw, that i was like, oh, my god, there's a lot of gay people in the world. >> reporter: braun says he was most impacted by the small town pride celebrations where the turnout can be low, but the risks of attending can be high. >> i think would be cool if some of the lgbtq folks in big cities, go to a pride that's a little under the radar. >> reporter: pride events in small towns across america owe their existence to those who risked it all 50 years ago at the stone wall uprising, an event that sparked a movement explored in the docuseries, "1969." >> we could be openly who we were. >> reporter: the stone wall inn in new york city had become a refuge for the city's lgbt community. >> it had no license. because you couldn't serve alcohol to a known homosexual because you'd probably lose your license. every few weeks they'd come in and raid the place. >> reporter: on june 28, 1969, one of those raids would take an unexpected turn. >> there's maybe 30 or 40 people gathered in the s

and, from there we then looked at youtube's video recommendations from these channels. and basically really stumbled into kind of like this world of child exploitation videos. red take for example this collection of innocent home videos, some of which have just a few dozen views. but then all of a sudden this happens. titled miranda, swim meet, 5 years old. it blows up and gets ,125,000. >> the only difference is that this video has more views, that the child had less clothing on. some of these videos were picked out for whatever reason, and then recommended to the algorithm. >> reporter: this was featured in the new york times. youtube said they have disabled comments on videos featuring minors, and deleted 800,000 videos in the first quarter of this year alone, for violating child safety policies. >> i think if they think the goal is to protect children they are not doing well. they are not moving quickly enough. >> reporter: this is the director of the internet ethics program at santa clara university. she says youtube has an obligation to educate users of the risks

we jt go on youtube. that one pretty funny >> it is kind of funny >> jimmy: but you said freedom of speech also, we've taken too far. >> it's not that great of an idea we can name 30 great speeches pa since the y began. marti nnedy and the rest were end of the season monologues on the "bachelor.el i ike i can be me but with her i feel like i can be the man i'm supposed to be some day and do see myself with a wife and kids and it would only be with you but you're so perfect it scares me. that's why i'm giving the rose to her and i'm sending you home. he goes in the back of the limo. i put myself throughout. what did that speech mean? and they're like don't worry you'll be the "bachelorette" next season. >> jimmy: let's talk about red state, blue state. congrats on this you had a good run >> you said that like you didn't believe it you had a good run >> jimmy: and i was about to look up. that's the reaction i wanted so i go, yep, you had a good run. >> we should make pajama fraz people frors you sell everyt

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youtube is owned by google. already made the tech giant revult some of its business practices. the reporter who broke the story tony rom joins me now. this is about an algorithm, a guess, that has caused people who are looking at things that are child pornography to then be redirected to videos that people have innocently posted about their kids in a bathing suit in a pool or something like that. >> yeah. this all has to do with kids' privacy. for many years now we've heard complaints from consumer advocates and even from some congressional lawmakers that youtube isn't a safe space for kids, that even though youtube has a special site dedicated for people under age 13 that the younger set is using the main youtube website to access videos. so they complain to the federal government and said that youtube was collecting information about kids under 13 in a way that violated long-standing federal law. that's what ultimately set off this investigation by the federal trade commission which could result in a number of

us to take a us he has been uploading a youtube video almost every week since he turned 11 sometimes he's joined by other friends. like marvin magnificent. just like playing the guitar learn to put on makeup by himself by following you tube tutorials. back in the day there weren't many or no boys who put on makeup and i thought why don't i just become this person myself who can inspire others to see how many people especially boys dead to put on makeup now because the vast part of the that's really cool and that's also why i do this and share so much because i notice that it helps people in their situation or gives them something to do you know what i mean. firstly. he's learned to brush off hate speech and even responds with humor. that's not funny anymore so i'm going to have this cool dude young creatives like him face many problems on you tube there's mobbing and hate speech the pressure to create new content and site a group where adults use fake profiles to pretend they are teenagers and basically groom their future victim's family brought up a t.v. icon i gotta has tips for yo

some parents have even quit their jobs to manage their youtube star offspring and wish for and we're clearly no longer just talking about fun and games if their child doesn't feel like making a video one week tough luck no such choice when the family income depends on it honestly i would say that borders on child labor which we need to protect my most from at the moment germany has strict regulations for minors appearing in movies on t.v. but those don't apply to you too. one you tube sensation which has a lot of child stars is a s m r o you have heard of it let me show you some people get this straight from chant he spends its time so it's. something you will find with this and others soft so it's relaxing. the fact is no . all of your tone is since remember the in response. studies using a s m r videos have found the audio visual triggers can reduce stress and unhappiness and slow down some people's heart rate. the online is the markham unity is constantly growing one popular uploader is 13 year old macand i kelly from the us over 1500000 subscribers follow the channel live with ma

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facebook and twitter left up the video, but youtube took it down. everybody agreed that something was wrong with it. facebook again took a different approach. i want you to explain how you decided the process of leaving this video up on facebook and twitter and mr. slater, i want you to explain to me why youtube decided to take it down. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me first say misinformation is a top concern, especially as we are getting ready for the 2020 elections. this is something we have to get right and we are focused on what we should be doing with increasingly sophisticated manipulated media. let me speak to our general approach to misinformation it which is we remove content when it violates community standards. we see someone who is sharing this information. -- misinformation. we want to make sure we are reducing the distribution and also providing accurate information from independent fact checking organizations that people can put in context with -- what they see. to do that, we work with 45 independent fact checking organizations fr

youtube cannot monetize this at all.centive to show this up into other parts of their auto-play boxes. so it won't just show up randomly after another video. and second of all, it's just -- it's inherently private, right? you might have to give somebody a code to watch your youtube video, but who cares. >> before we posted things on youtube, you had to show it to them. >> exactly. >> ben collins, nbc tech reporter, thank you. >>> up next, heaa heartbreaking story about the reunification effort. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" live on cnbc. elshi & ruhle" liven ocnbc this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections inc

youtube consent us a statement saying, we consider lots of ideas for improving youtube and some remain just that, ideas. others we develop and launch like the restrictions to minors live streaming. >>> as more states legalize marijuana, more people admitting iving while high. most americans believe the drivers will never get caught. here's more. >> reporter: as this car weaves across the highway, police close in. the driver admits right away he's high. >> i just finished smoking my marijuana. that's probably why you smell it. >> reporter: a survey finds nearly 15 million drivers report getting behind the wheel within an hour of using marijuana. >> oh, yeah. i know a lot of people that do that. >> reporter: drivers are not surprised. but they are concerned. >> lots of things can happen on the road. >> reporter: the report says nearly 70% of americans believe it's unlikely drivers high of marijuana will get caught. but the automobile association points out that the police are getting more sophisticated. . >> you can get caught if you are driving ufrs. and also regardless if marijuana is

jesse: steven crowder is a conservative comedian who makes youtube video.se: a conservative committee comedian making youtube videos with almost 4 million followers going after a reporter the liberal die he was offended and demanded that you to ban the videos in youtube responded he did not violate the terms of service but was harmful to the community and they prevented him from making many until he changes the merchandiseim that he sells so how does youtube decide what is harmful considering some. >> we are not broadcasting right now so wide as vladimir putin. [buzzer] taste like quick. >> let me just say one mother to another your dad listens to you. jesse: just for being a conservative comedian. >> it isn't just conservatives. it is everybody. everybody who creates original content we have not been attacked for being conservative mind you . it is the jokes so you do jokes that our effective and they can completely remove your ability to make a living. this is a billion-dollar company going after someone who is more effective than them to deal with their

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and yet youtube is obeying his command.ompany announced it will be monetized stephen crowder's youtube channel, killing his business. they did this even though in a statement they admitted that crowder had broken no rules. since her crowded entirely, not just to monetize him, but bounced him off. so much for freedom of the pres press. the real question for the rest of us, why is this allowed to continue? let's stop pretending for platforms like twitter, facebook, youtube, these are the modern public square. obviously for congress has acknowledged them as such. gives tech company special immunity from being sued for defamation or fraud. in immunity we do not have in this channel, for example. the purpose of this is to allow "true diversity of political discourse." it's a high-minded cause. the effect is immunity. and that immunity is worth tens of billions of dollars. it's one of the reasons the owners of twitter and facebook and google are so rich. you guaranteed that to them through representatives in the congress. in o tu

. >>> youtube has announced a major policy shift and knee you-nazis are not going be happy >>> what happened to spring? the east bay growers concerned about the heat. >>> the news at 7:00 starts right now. good evening. >> the proposed new location would replace a mcdonalds in redwood city. that is where andrea is live tonight. >> well if this all goes through the mcdonalds you see behind me would become the 13th chick-fil-a location here in the bay area. >> we don't need that sort of business here in san mateo you county. >> david is furious about a plan that would bring georgia fast food chain if chick-fil-a to this location. >> this would not go before the city council because it is an existing use. >> the plan was filed in december of 2018. the georgia company has a long history of donating millions to anti-lgbtq groups. craig sits on the san mateo county lgbtq commission. >> i don't think we should be regulating what restaurants could open but i i do this as a community we can stand up and say we don't want this particular business that is taking a very open stand against lgbtq people a

some of that content off to its own individual silo, it could go to youtube's bottom line.likely to move in that direction. what is more likely, youtube has considered internally, stopping the practice where it automatically plays the next video in the queue. which could shut down in instance where is your kid would be watching an innocuous video one moment and at the next home, watching a harmful video. >> it happened to my 3-year-old this week. a video she should definitely not be watching popped up after i turned on mr. rogers. the issue you, 10,000 people to get around this issue, and the google ceo just told me a week ago, we're doing better and better but, you know, it's really hard to get 100% of these videos that shouldn't be there down. what is sort of the long play here? is ai, is technology going to be able to fix the al gore ricgori this? >> sundar pachia, on that scale, with those turning their attention to this content, at some level, part of the solution is going to be technological. but i think one of the things that regulators are grappling with is what typ

and so i was able to use youtube and to ouupload on -- can do a private youtube channel to upload v eosor myclass. and you deliver the content. absolutely it's important for educational content. >> let me ask you about e privacy issues as well. because our lawmakers aremi ing the mark when they only target the tech companies because phone companies have lots of data on where you have been, what you he been doing. so if they're justocused on facebook for example with stricter laws or on youtube with stricter laws, but aren't phone companies what does that mean? >> i thinkthat's a real problem. so i worked for the fcc as a regulator, i directed their department there. i teach cmunications law. nd i don't have a facebook account. bmy i can't escape internet service provider, so if my internet service provider can sell my data including my location be a huge loophole if you only put privacy protection on facebook azon or some of -- ultimately what are the apps that ride on the platforms. so that's why it's important to also look at what the internet service providers are doing when we look

youtube does not want young people to hear conservative ideas. over 10% of our entire library is under restricted mode. why are you putting prager university videos about liberty and those type of things on restricted mode? >> thank you, congresswoman. i appreciate the question. to my knowledge, prager university is a huge success story on youtube with millions of views and millions of subscribers. it remains so to the state. there is a mode users can choose to use when they might restrict videos they might see. that applies to many different videos across the board not with respect to political viewpoints. to my knowledge, it was applied to a very small percentage of those videos on prager university. again, that channel has been a huge success story with a huge audience on youtube. >> and mr. pickles, regarding twitter, if president trump has said on multiple occasions that he has accused twitter of people having a hard time, being deleted from followers. this actually happened to my husband. he followed donald trump. all of a sudden, he was go

a lot of the conversation was about youtube.lking around their data center in oklahoma, talked about ai and what do you do with replacing dogs, investing in the midwest, oklahoma, spent a lot of time talking about youtube. have you so many situations of hate and disinformation on youtube. so many they had to take down 9 million videos last quarter, 2 billion monthly active users, they took down 9 million videos. we talked about that problem and the issue of privacy because data is there business, right? here it is. >> from anti-semitism to harassment of lgtbq individuals, conspiracy theory videos about parkland shooting or sandy hook. fundamentally, where do you draw the line with youtube between hate and free speech? >> you know, it's a line, you know, we work hard to get right. every few years we feel the need to evolve them because we see changes in how the platform is getting used. just last week we had significant revision toss our hate speech policy. we are very focused on removing harmful content and reducing the spread o

youtube sent us a statement saying, quote, we consider lots of ideas for improving youtube and some remain just that. others we launch like our restrictions to minors live streaming or updated hate speech policy. >>> new video tonight of a rare sea lion attack off the central coast. take a look at this. a 13-year-old girl stands in shallow water at pismo beach. real popular place. suddenly a sea lion comes out of nowhere and charges at her, biting her on leg. peopleng nea qckly jumped in to help. >> i felt it on my leg and i looked down and like freaked out. i didn't even know what it was. all i knew was something was attacking me. >> the sea lion now being treated for possible toxic acid poisoning to the brain. wildlife officials say the animal was acting erratically and even bit a lifeguard stand after the attack. >>> city of fremont has been ranked one of the best cities in the country to raise a family. >> but according to a new survey, it's also full of cheaters, alledgedly. ashley madison, a dating website that helps people cheat on their spouses, ranks fremont number 5 in the nation

youtube does not want young people to hear conservative ideas. over 10% of our entire library is under restricted mode. why are you putting prager university about liberty and those types of things and restricted mode? >> thank you, i appreciate the question. to my knowledge it is a huge success story on youtube with melons of views and subscribers remain to this day. there is a mode that users can use called restricted mode where they might restrict the sorts of videos. that is something that applies to many different types of videos from across the board consistent not just with political viewpoints but the daily show and other sorts of channels as well and to my knowledge it has been applied to a very small percentage those videos on prager, university and that channel has been a huge success story with a huge audience.>> mr. pickles, regarding twitter and president trump has said i think on multiple occasions that he has accused twitter of people having a hard time been deleted from followers. this happened to my husband. he followed donald t

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no, google is one of the most important things and kids are addicted to youtube.e need more light shown on that. we need to know more about that property but google just hides it within everything else. >> youur put yaw lessons on youtube when there's a power outage or another situation where you can't actually teach them in class. >> yeah. so last year when we had the terrible fires and the campfire, and we all hadb ter pollution in the bay area santa clara university the president closed it because the air pollution was so bad. and s i was able to use youtube and to upload on -- you can do a private outube channel to upload videos for my class. and you deliver the content.s absolutely important for educational content. >> let me ask you about the privacy issues as well. because our lawmakers are missing the mark when they othl target tech companies because phone companies have lots of data on where you have been, what you have been doing. so if they're just focused on facebook for example with stricter laws or on youtube with stricter laws, but aren't phone comp

. >> we're talking a lot about facebook but this is arguably a much bigger issue for youtube.witter's got some challenges there too. they must, vimeo, all kinds of companies deal with people trying to post content are there best practices or is this kind of typical of what the companies are up against >> i think this kind of content moderation is still relatively new, so companies aren't always sharing best practices, although cognizant does moderation for twitter and google as well you raise a great point. i wrote about facebook and in these two stories, i want to tell the same story at youtube and twitter. you're absolutely right. these issues are playing out across the industry. >> we spoke about much broader issues the journal does have a report about youtube potentially getting rid of auto play on children's content we're going to be searching for solutions that are not human-based because it's just incredibly demanding work. >> yeah. yeah, and you know, the youtube story shows these companies are realizing that they can't trust math quite as well as they think they can y