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Professional Rata Podcast: Why YouTube let extremist content material run rampant

Dan talks with Bloomberg's Mark Bergen about what YouTube pros knew, however did not do.
Dan talks with Bloomberg's Mark Bergen about what YouTube execs knew, but didn't do.

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Author: Axios

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