> So YouTube employs a few more people to actively monitor and filter their content
A LOT more people, and don't allow any video to be shown till after it is reviewed. That is the standard that non-internet companies are basically held to (the exception being small swap shops that fly under the radar so to speak), and (at least here in the US) is most likely how it will end up on the internet as well.
A LOT more people, and don't allow any video to be shown till after it is reviewed. That is the standard that non-internet companies are basically held to (the exception being small swap shops that fly under the radar so to speak), and (at least here in the US) is most likely how it will end up on the internet as well.