YouTube is hosting workshops to teach teens about fake news and cyber abuse. After advertisers—including the U.K. government and the BBC—pulled ads due to concerns they were appearing along with “inappropriate” content, Google is taking action with a campaign to educate young people about what content they can trust. “The internet is what we want it to be…” Naomi Gummer, head of public policy at YouTube U.K., said. “We all have a part to play in making it that positive, healthy place.” (BBC)
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