German Union suing YouTube for billions over unfair conditions for Creators

[mr moose]

10 hours ago, Drak3 said:

Don't talk if you don't know what you're talking about.

 

Shapiro's events are cancelled because most campuses are ran by """progressives""" that cannot counter his arguments. When the events do go through, turn out is excellent. When they don't, there are rallies demanding free speech.

 

This is not about money. It never has been. It's about controlling the narrative and smearing opposition.

Turnout  is always very good from what I hear, But I watched several videos where he himself said why his events are cancelled.  He even addressed a government hearing on the matter and pointed out that the reason many of his events get cancelled is because people protest and threaten violence at the events until security claim they have to shut it down.

 

You are now confusing the problem with controversy and the outcomes.

 

What google does is purely a money thing,  what advertisers do is purely a money thing, the reason they do it is because controversy turns customers away.  Nestle don't give a fuck about babies in Africa, about working conditions in china and they certainly don't give a fuck about your political persuasion or which videos you want to watch, but they do care about revenue so if a video pisses off half their consumers (who don't like the same content) then they don't want to be associated with it, ergo they pull they ad money. 

 

 

 

 

[Mihle]

5 hours ago, candle86 said:

Simple solution, Germany likely doesn't count for more than .5% of YouTube's revenue so I'd just block Germany and wash my hands of it.

Based on numbers on numbers of users, (not watch time or whatever), more than 2% was Germany.

UK is just slightly more than Germany.

[SansVarnic]

-= Locked =-

 

This has gone down the perverbial drain.