8 years ago

YouTube’s Ad Problems Finally Blow Up in Google’s Face

Late last year, Israel-based entrepreneur Matan Uziel saw a notification he’d never seen before pop up on YouTube’s backend—the part of the site where creators upload their videos. A Google representative told Uziel in an email that the videos' titles could be automatically triggering the site's filters. Ditching Google About a week ago, the Times of London published an investigation revealing ads Google for its part has said it is examining its policies and renewing its commitment to better police content. “While we recognize that no system will be 100 percent perfect, we believe these major steps will further safeguard our advertisers’ brands," Philipp Schindler, Google’s chief business officer, said in a statement.

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