youtube's response is short. they are pushing viewers and creators, it's unclear how productive that will be for the company and how they will sort out monetization. youtube has a strong track record of sorting this out, responding to the threat in a significant way. emily: roberto, you are the founder of awesome creator academy, a coaching program that helps influencers build their brands online. we have some fun watching videos earlier today. what trends do you see, what are you telling creators, advice that might not be obvious? >> the thing that is not obvious to those concentrators is potential. overall potential when it comes to earnings and the fact it is a compounding effect from the content over a period of time. what a lot of creators don't do is they rely on platform monetization, tiktok, youtube, things like that, they don't explore other monetization opportunities and don't think of what they are doing as what i refer to as content as a service. experiment like software, which most of us are familiar

if you go to youtube and you start taking off the top creators, youtube is a totally different place. i think youtube is a lot more creator focused and that is what comes across. >> as you think about where to invest your time and your money, how do you see the creator economy evolving? how are you watching this? there seems to be new opportunities and platforms and new ways of reaching fans every day. how are you making those calculations on a daily basis about where to spend your time? >> there is no doubt the majority of creators, their primary business is advertisement based. whether that is being paid by a platform like youtube or working with brand sponsors. i think what is already happening but is going to increase his it will be more direct to consumer where creators are launching their own brands and their audiences have a loyalty to them and not necessarily the legacy brands that we know. >> you guys also do a podcast series called creator support, you enter questions from your audience. what are they most concerned about right now? >> emily, i am so glad you brought up crea

if you go to youtube, it's a different place. youtube is a lot more creator focused. that comes across. emily: as you think about where to invest your time and money, how do you see the creator economy evolving? there seems to be new opportunities, platforms, new ways every day, how are you making those calculations on a daily basis? >> there is no doubt the majority of creators business is advertise days. >> happening but going to increase is more direct to consumer work creators are launching their own brand and audiences have a loyalty to them. emily: you also do a podcast series called creator support, you answer questions. >> i am so happy you brought up creator support. it's fun, we get the pulse of what the problems are for aspiring creators. what is important to note is this is the land of creative entrepreneurship, and a lot of these young creators are first-time entrepreneurs. a lot of questions are around pricing. legal. taxes. a lot of the stuff comes down to fundamentals of entrepreneurship. that is what is really important. if you were looking at the cre

youtube has a strong track record of sorting this out. i think, responding to the threat any real significant way. emily: roberto you are the founder of a coaching program that helps influencers build online. we had some fun watching your videos earlier today. what trends do you see and what advice are you giving, that might not be obvious? >> the thing that is not obvious is there potential. their overall potential when it comes to earnings and the fact that there is a compounding effect from their content over a period of time. what a lot of creators do not do is they rely so much on monetization that they do not explore other monetization opportunities and do not think of what they are doing as content as a service. that is one thing that is not obvious to them. most of us have these wonderful subscription programs that we are paying for. content creators have an opportunity to use it as a service and leverage, not just with creator funds but they can build their own communities around things like their 100 or 1000 true fans and can ha

youtube's core mobile applications, youtube, youtube kids and music, youtube read and youtube tv and other design policies and services. he was senior vice president of video ads that google, prior to joining google, he served as senior vice president of product development at a double-click. and advertisement comedy that developed and provided internet for services, before its acquisition. in that role he built a company's strategic plan, led the product management team and grew the business rapidly. welcome to the committee, you may proceed with your opening remarks. >> thank you, ranking member portman interesting which numbers of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. as the chairman mentioned, my name is neil mohan, i'm responsible for all of youtube's products, user experience and safety globally. youtube's mission is to give everyone a voice and show them the world. it enables us to help billions of people to learn new skills, discover emerging music and artists and angela videos from their favorite creators. we are talking about great entrepr

why would youtube do that? on whose authority are you censoring that information so the american public could not receive a second opinion and access drugs that might have saved their lives? why would youtube do that? >> senator, respectfully, as i was mentioning earlier, we didn't decide those policies on our own. we worked with third-party health authorities in this country that did include the cdc, the fda. >> i will be sending you a letter and i want to know who those health authorities were, and i want to see the communications between them. will you commit to providing me that information for transparency's sake? >> i am happy to follow up on your request. >> in july of 2021, talk about misinformation. this should have been the 2021 lie of the year. president biden site, you are not going to get covid if you have these vaccines. if you're not getting vaccinated, you -- i'm sorry. if you are vaccinated, you are not going to be hospitalized, you are not going to be in the icu unit, and you are not going to

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you can comment on youtube. you can even put your favorite apps. right? yeah. to talk about. but i know the conversations already started one. thank you. i respect it, the new your why glorified global standards when you can appreciate what you have, what are your thoughts? join our conversation and our panel, hello to ada. hello, to fiddle and hello to obey or joining us today. idea, nice to have you. please introduce yourself. kelsey you are what you dave? hi, very nice to meet you. my name is odessa hall. i am the chief marketing officer of empty in nigeria mobile telecom operator casting. hello, fidel, welcome. and can i run? my name is sharon winder from kenner. i'm the immediate past chairman of marketing society of turner. i'm currently a board executive, rather marketing for out of can great to have you joining us on the phone we have over open please introduce yourself. nice to see a nice to see if i'm well enough to see a be a see about payment. i'm creative industries. i'm to put up. all right, so this story took off internationally because of a couple of mysteriou

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how have youtube and twitter behaved during all of this? i'm amazed at how hard it is to get them to realise. so we went to youtube and said, "come on!" you know, "what's going on with this guy? you can't allow him tojust defame..." then we say, "ok, there's a libel action now, based on that video, that video, that video. they still won't take them down! eventually, we had to go through a lawyer. they take down individual videos. and then when he's convicted, they demonetise him. but half the videos about me are still up there. his technique was to say "copy and share". so you'll have someone who takes his video in moscow and hosts it, and it'll always be out there. i've got to live with that. but the fact that youtube hosts this stuff, they have no responsibility. they don't care. they don't give a toss, they don't give a toss. sorry for my language, but i am disgusted by their lack of values. and twitter, as well. you know, the guy still... he's in prison, and he's still got a twitter account. what the hell is that about?! mm. i don't und

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marty makary joining us, quick break, so long youtube, russell brand announcing he's leaving youtube and switching over to rumble, the reason why it's making a buzz. we will tell you about it. maria: welcome back, time for the hot-topic buzz, so russell brand calls out youtube for censoring his videos. >> we have been officially censored by youtube. they took down one of our videos for misinformation but why are big media organizations not censored in the same way. maria: good question, making ebbing collusive move to rumble earlier this month, rumble ceo chris joined us on this program hinting at new content to come. what are you expecting to do with the new money that you're raising? where would that be allocated? >> one of the main things that we are going to be doing with the proceeds is going and really acquiring and bringing a lot of content into the platform. we are really looking to get into music, we are really looking to get into gaming and we want to diversify into all categories of content. maria: and he did it. we got -- he's got russell brand, your thoughts. dagen: if r

a lot of people paying attention in our youtube channel asking some questions. maybe you can feel the mattie de saying, why is the states and their guns influence not part of this important discussion. obviously for our audience, who does not know recently, i believe this year, cartels were in control of 4 major cities. we've often seen the justification for this militarization and as we've heard, you know, be due to that kind of cartel violence. but we also have someone asking another question cor winter, always saying, since we've identified the serious problem and the panelists have made it clear that the solution is not military control. how do we kill corruption? how do we change the behavior of thousands of people? it, it, it feels like a lot of people getting to this question of how it feels like there is nothing to be done. i mean, some people even asking, is it far fetched to imagine a military coup as we've seen in many other south american countries. i mean, there's some nuance here, right? we're talking about the militarization of mexico. but if i'm

and for you on youtube wearing as well are see next time they calculate. ah september on al jazeera world leaders from a 193 members states gather the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living quite a bit high on the agenda. up front returns more, more hill top through the headline to challenge the conventional wisdom italy votes . the right wing party for tele, this idea is ahead in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock faced by recent government. the listening post examines and dissects the world media how they operate, and the stories they cover with rising prices, causing hardship and discontent across the globe. we report on the human cough attempt a tackling the crisis september on al jazeera. from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah, each and every one of us has got a responsibility. to change our personal space. for the mirror a, we coul

but we also have people on youtube charming. and a lot of people kind of pointing to are asking questions about this sort of contradiction like it seems that the military or the navy and the marines are the most trusted. but at the same time, this consolidation of power is the most dangerous thing. maybe for the future of mexico is, is that true? how do you marry those 2 realities? i think that people do of entrust more in the army because the police are known to be very corrupt. but it doesn't mean that there is not corruption in the, in the armed forces or violations of human rights. also there's been a huge propaganda campaigns, including parade, putting military helicopters and doing faith painting for children so that they believe in the military. and so the government, not just this government, but mexican government for the past few decades, has been propping up the military. but also we talk about corruption. we have the case of id, not the of the 43 disappeared students that when they all were attacked 8 years ago i in

heidi has become a full time youtuber since moving to the uk last year with her fiance, chris. today i've been invited along to film the couple's latest vlog about a british institution, the car boot sale. people in hong kong, they want to see videos like the real life in uk, like how to rent a house in uk and how to use the self—service checkout. we move to the uk because we don't see a future in hong kong. we want to have children in the future. we think that we will better raise our children and get a better education in uk. about 70% of those moving to the uk have a university degree or higher, and more than half worked as professionals or senior managers in hong kong. but they're starting from scratch in britain. for the first time, eddie and yowin are looking at whatjob options are available to them. this recruitment agency in stoke has taken on two cantonese speakers to tap in to the new labour force arriving in the area. we realised there was quite a big opportunity in terms of people coming overfrom hong kong, people looking forjobs. probably in the last few months w

does this put you off making more youtube videos? i will have concern about do they monitoring video? i don't talk about much about my family in videos because i really worry that my family will be monitored by those people. what kind of experiences have you been having with people who are pro chinese government? they say things like, you should get out of uk, you're just downgrading other hong kong people. the attacks are notjust online. violence has moved to the streets of the uk too. i've been put in touch with someone from hong kong who says he was attacked after a night out last autumn. the police arrested two people in connection with the incident, but the case has now been dropped. he wants to conceal his identity today in case what he says could affect his family. this is my bloody face after being attacked by those chinese people and it was in the hospital, i took this picture. so they they hit you here? and then all the blood on my face and my ribs was painful. he says he was insulted by a group of chinese men in a nightclu

oh, all right, so let's go to youtube. we got so many questions and comments. renato, for instance, says president most narrow refuse to buy pfizer vaccines. there were so many avoidable deaf c also not people dying without breath. it's clearly a death for our democracy. that is when our toes perspective, but it's interesting that for this home 20 minutes or so, nobody mentioned cover it alone or why? well, i would say because we're dealing with the threat of the day, but that was a huge issue in brazil, several 100 people almost dad. there is a research that shows that 4 out of 5 of these that could be preventable if the government had acted. the president was denied himself as a denial for climate change, for instance. but he was against masks. he was against buying rights, him like vaccines. so our governors actually did a great job and provide a motivation as brazil has like a very high records of immunizing our population. but as far as the now the on to back to the movement also real in the come through. so that was

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