Patrick Boyle On Finance YouTube Censorship: The Video They Didn't Want You to See!
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Jan 5, 2026 In this episode, the host critiques YouTube's algorithmic demonetization and its impact on serious journalism. A deep dive into the Logan Paul Adpocalypse reveals how brand-safety rules suppress independent creators. Discussion on the decline of U.S. Press Freedom and the dangers of algorithmic bias highlight chilling effects on public discourse. Insights into the Epstein files serve as a case study for transparency issues, while the host warns of a digital landscape that favors sensationalism over accountability.
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Viral Hit Cut Short By Demonetization
- Patrick Boyle's Epstein video hit 1 million views in 24 hours before demonetization stalled its reach.
- The yellow dollar sign led to an immediate flatline in distribution despite strong viewer approval.
Demonetization Equals Distribution Loss
- Demonetization reduces algorithmic distribution, not just ad revenue, turning content effectively invisible.
- YouTube's vague 'not advertiser friendly' labels can block reach even without specific policy violations.
Adpocalypse Sparked Stricter Guidelines
- Patrick Boyle recounts the adpocalypse after Logan Paul's controversial vlog prompted advertisers to pull spending.
- YouTube tightened creator guidelines to reassure advertisers and protect brand safety.