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Oct 16, 2023 · In a separate online safety framework published today by YouTube, the video platform’s CEO Neal Mohan said the service doesn’t serve personalized ads to kids.
- 'This Work Is Just as Critical'
- The Big City
- The Ship's Wheel
- 'You Don't Really Understand'
At VidCon, Mohan will turn the focus away from controversies and onto new features. The Southern California confab, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, is the world's largest gathering of online video personalities. On Thursday, YouTube is unveiling new features aimed at giving creators more ways to make money beyond ads, the primary c...
When YouTube's leaders talk about the platform's issues, they often use the same analogy: a growing city. When the video site was founded in 2005, it started as a small town, with a small population and simple rules. After it was acquired by Google a year later in an all-stock deal valued at $1.65 billion, the city began to grow. Now it's a sprawli...
Mohan's office looks like the physical embodiment of the YouTube homepage. It's lined with red trim and red shelves in the same shade as the company's iconic logo. The couch beneath a massive window has four throw pillows that look like YouTube play buttons. A large ship's wheel hangs on a wall above a conference table, an apt piece of decor for on...
YouTube's biggest woes recently have been controversial content on the platform. It's hard to please everybody, but Mohan insists the company doesn't make content decisions based on who might be offended -- especially as Republicans and President Trump lob accusations of anti-convervative biasat YouTube and Google, as well as Facebook and Twitter. ...
Jan 31, 2024 · After a series of tense exchanges between senators and tech executives that clocked in at just under four hours, the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on online child safety came to an end on...
Mar 1, 2023 · Neal Mohan, YouTube's new lead, addresses YouTube's priorities for 2023: supporting the success of creators, building for the YouTube of the future, and protecting the YouTube community.
- Neal Mohan
“As the leader of YouTube and a father of three, I believe it’s crucial we create a healthy experience for young people of all ages,” YouTube CEO Neal Mohan said in a recent blog post....
Feb 1, 2024 · Senators argued the companies — and tech executives themselves — should be held legally responsible for instances of abuse and exploitation under tougher regulations that would limit children’s access to social media platforms and restrict their exposure to harmful content.
In addition to hate speech, Mohan pointed out that YouTube also scrutinizes videos that consist of “harassment, harmful and dangerous pranks, spam and abuse, fraud,” or threats to child safety.
