Trump Administration Fires Shots At UK Plan To Boost BBC Content On YouTube, Calling It “Extraterritorial Censorship”
Donald Trump’s administration has taken exception to UK government plans to compel online video giants like YouTube to promote “public service media” content from outlets like the BBC. In a submission to Britain’s consultation on the proposals, the U.S. government said the plans would be state meddling in the algorithms of American companies that could […]
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