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YouTube will begin allowing “a limited number of channels” to run ads on content about the novel coronavirus, CEO Susan Wojcicki says.
In a letter to creators, Wojcicki wrote that YouTube’s “sensitive events” policy, under which it demonetizes content about events like natural disasters, shootings, and pandemics that result in a loss of life, was “designed to apply to short-term events.”
YouTube began considering the COVID-19 outbreak a sensitive event in the middle of February, and subsequently demonetized any video with “more than a passing mention” of the coronavirus. This led to complaints from a number of creators, including Linus Tech Tips (10.3 million subscribers) and Philip DeFranco (6.39 million).
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In a letter to creators, Wojcicki wrote that YouTube’s “sensitive events” policy, under which it demonetizes content about events like natural disasters, shootings, and pandemics that result in a loss of life, was “designed to apply to short-term events.”
YouTube began considering the COVID-19 outbreak a sensitive event in the middle of February, and subsequently demonetized any video with “more than a passing mention” of the coronavirus. This led to complaints from a number of creators, including Linus Tech Tips (10.3 million subscribers) and Philip DeFranco (6.39 million).
Full story:
YouTube Will Allow "A Limited Number Of Channels" To Monetize Coronavirus Content, CEO Susan Wojcicki Says - Tubefilter
YouTube will begin allowing “a limited number of channels” to run ads on content about the coronavirus, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says. YouTube will begin allowing “a limited number of channels” to run ads on content about the coronavirus, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says.
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