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Two of America’s largest advertisers have abruptly pulled all advertising from YouTube amid a growing international controversy concerning extremist content on the Google-owned video platform. This content includes videos promoting terrorist groups like ISIS.
Both AT&T and Verizon announced today that they would no longer buy video or text ads on YouTube until Google meets unspecified requirements regarding brand safety. The news marks a major crisis for Google as the two companies spend a total of more than $3.5
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