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Originally Posted by ~Ray
If it doesn't break their terms then why do they care? It sounds like an additional layer of censorship.
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It's called m-o-n-e-y.
Big advertisers complained their ads were being put next to 'objectionable material'.
So in the future only giant corporations will determine, based solely on economics, which type of video or free speech is "objectionable".
In five years YouTube will be nothing more than a giant ad/commercial network for companies pushing their products. Or, in other words, like a glorified cable tv channel.
Fun!!