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technology2 years ago

"Twitch's Updated Policy Embraces Artistic Nudity, Loosens Restrictions on Sexual Content"

Twitch has updated its policies to allow "artistic" depictions of nudity, including fully exposed female-presenting breasts and/or genitals or buttocks, if appropriately labeled as containing sexual themes. However, fictionalized sexual acts or masturbation remain prohibited. The changes come after receiving feedback from streamers that the previous policies were confusing. Twitch's Content Classification Labels (CCL) will be used to accurately label sexual content, and failure to do so may result in warnings and the application of the correct label by Twitch.

via Variety|
#artistic-depictions#content-policies#livestreaming
business2 years ago

"Elon Musk's Meeting with Linda Yaccarino Raises Questions About Twitter's Future"

NBCUniversal ad chief Linda Yaccarino interviewed Elon Musk about Twitter's content policies and approach to working with marketers at an industry conference one month before Musk announced that he'd hired her as the social network's CEO. Yaccarino applauded Twitter's announcement to promote "freedom of speech, not freedom of reach," and asked Musk about marketers' concerns regarding their ad campaigns landing in hateful places. Musk said Twitter has implemented "adjacency controls" that let marketers block ads from appearing next to "anything that is remotely negative."

via Variety|
#advertisers#business#content-policies
social-media2 years ago

YouTube Implements Eating Disorder Content Policies

YouTube has announced new policies to restrict content that promotes or glorifies eating disorders, including videos that encourage viewers to lose weight quickly or promote harmful weight loss products. The platform will also remove content that suggests that eating disorders are a lifestyle choice or a desirable body type. The move is part of YouTube's ongoing efforts to promote online safety and protect users' mental health.

via CNN|
#content-policies#eating-disorders#mental-health