We try to cultivate beautiful things while suppressing the power that keeps weeds growing.
Editor’s note: This article is from “Tencent Technology” Silicon Valley cover column, author Yu Jia. Authorized to reprint.
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Woskie said that although YouTube has some policies in place, there will still be some content that uses the middle ground to bring in the ball, or find ways to circumvent these policies, and what they do is to make The rules are more stringent.
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More than 500 hours of video is uploaded to the platform every minute. In addition to computer screening, the company also hired 10,000 manual moderators. In the first quarter of 2019, 8.3 million videos were deleted and more than 75% of the deleted content was completed by the machine.
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Woskie suggested that Google buy YouTube for $1.7 billion, and billionaire investor Mark Cuban said at the time that anyone who bought YouTube was a fool. Later, Wosicky developed YouTube into a company with a market value of about $160 billion.
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Google offers a six-month paid holiday in the US, while maternity leave in the US is worse, one is short-term, and the other is unpaid: “25% of American women return after 10 days of giving birth.” Job position.”
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“I sometimes take my children’s mobile phones away, especially when I am on vacation, because I want people to communicate with each other. I will say, ‘We are going to focus on the present today.'”
A woman who liked literature and creation from a young age finally entered Silicon Valley, and a video platform that was not optimistic in the early days grew into a large company with a market value of about $160 billion. YouTube and its CEO Susan Wosicky can be said to have fulfilled each other.
In today’s world where extreme content and privacy are getting more and more attention, it can be said that YouTube is like Facebook, facing many questions and criticisms, so what can Worthy use to upload 500 hours of platform content per minute? Make a screening? How do you manage your child’s screen time while achieving the goal of “Let users watch 1 billion hours of video per day”? Worthy’s answer to the media question can give us some thought.