Top stories
Marketing & Media100 industry leaders to take the stage at SA’s largest CMO event
CMO Summit 5 Aug 2026
More news
The future of financial inclusion
Katja Hamilton
Why keeping your customers is now the smartest growth strategy
Cristelle Snyman
Your customers know when you’re faking it
Cristelle Snyman
Trending
Subscribe & Follow
Advertise your job vacancies
Jobs
- Operations and Marketing Coordinator Johannesburg
- Graphic Designer Cape Town
- PR, Community & Outreach Specialist Cape Town
- Digital Coordinator Pinetown
- Intern / Junior Social Media Marketer Cape Town
YouTube censorship: what's all the big fuss about?
If you haven't heard by now, YouTube content creators have been up in arms this week as their old videos will no longer gain revenue through YouTube's advertising.
© Memeburn
The move on YouTube’s part is the result of non-compliance with the video-sharing website’s old but “new” advertising policies.
YouTube’s advertising policies state that content containing the below are “not advertiser friendly”.
This was posted by well-known YouTuber and one of the loudest voices hitting back at YouTube for their actions, Phillip deFranco. Many creators, like DeFranco, have been hit with notices about their older content being demonetised by the site’s “improved” notification system...
Click through to the full article on Memeburn.
