Trump Administration Opposes British Plan to Give Traditional Media Priority on Online Platforms
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US President Donald Trump's administration has raised "serious concerns" about the British government's plan to require platforms such as YouTube and other social networks to give more visibility to traditional media outlets, including the BBC and ITV. [...] Read More... The post Administration [...]Read More...
The British proposal to give greater visibility to media considered reliable on social networks provoked a harsh warning from the US, which fears a censorship mechanism based on views.
The US raises censorship concerns over the UK's proposals to force tech platforms to put "trustworthy" news providers at the top of social and video feeds (Charlotte Tobitt/Press Gazette)
Charlotte Tobitt / Press Gazette: The US raises censorship concerns over the UK's proposals to force tech platforms to put “trustworthy” news providers at the top of social and video feeds — News Media Association warns forcing prominence for ‘trustworthy’ news could end up harming sector.
The US embassy says Downing Street's plan to give the BBC, ITV and other established media outlets greater visibility online carries the risk of "censorship"Tr...
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