In a story that should have surprised no one, Mark Bergen of Bloomberg reported this week on YouTube’s history of prioritizing scale and profit over the well-being of its users, harnessing what its own engineers apparently call “bad virality” to optimize for engagement.
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In a story that should have surprised no one, Mark Bergen of Bloomberg reported this week on YouTube’s history of prioritizing scale and profit over the well-being of its users, harnessing what its own engineers apparently call “bad virality” to optimize for engagement.