YouTube is reportedly struggling to keep its promise to identify and label videos uploaded by state-sponsored sources.
A recent investigation from ProPublica identified 57 government-funded YouTube channels that the platform had not labeled as such. Once the outlet alerted YouTube to its reporting, 35 of the channels were immediately labeled as state-sponsored. The channels included Russian-funded news and talk show episodes in which hosts downplayed the extent of Russian
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