YouTube CEO says it ‘missed the mark’ with verification overhaul

Not up to 24 hours after YouTube introduced that it might be converting its author verification procedure, CEO Susan Wojcicki admitted that the inside track hasn’t long past over rather well. “To our creators & customers – I’m sorry for the disappointment & harm that we led to with our new way to ve…
Less than 24 hours after YouTube announced that it would be changing its creator verification process, CEO Susan Wojcicki admitted that the news hasn’t gone over very well. “To our creators & users – I’m sorry for the frustration & hurt that we caused with our new approach to ve…

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