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I see two solutions, each from a different side: * YouTube (Google) should be enforcing that ads aren't intentionally embedded in videos (intentionally so that
by chrysoprace 7y ago
I see two solutions, each from a different side:
* YouTube (Google) should be enforcing that ads aren't intentionally embedded in videos (intentionally so that videos with a logo on someone's shirt or some such contentious type of "advertising" isn't subject to videos getting taken down or demonitised).
* Content Creators should be handing together to unionise (which I think they're already doing) or band together to move to a different platform. Without its content YouTube is just a video uploading platform.