Re:The Case for Banning Children from Social Media
by cowl on Wednesday April 05, 2023 @10:37AM
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> not enough context, maybe
> Probably some corporate compliance drones and underfunded government stooges.
Youtube alone has 720,000 hours of fresh video content per day
Tiktok must have less number of hours but more Videos per day.
Add Instagram, facebook, Twitter and it's impossible for anyone to verify this manually so in the end how is the platform supposed to decide what to show and what not where the "not enough context, maybe" is the most common answer?
> Is product placement in movie an ad?
> yes, clearly
Youtube alone has 720,000 hours of fresh video content per day Tiktok must have less number of hours but more Videos per day. Add Instagram, facebook, Twitter and it's impossible for anyone to verify this manually so in the end how is the platform supposed to decide what to show and what not where the "not enough context, maybe" is the most common answer?
> Is product placement in movie an ad? > yes, clearly
not so clearly even in this case. see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-x8DYTOv7w, a very nice recap of what an ad is.