Cuban noted that the site somehow can't manage to uphold copyright while at the same time managing just fine to eliminate any trace of pornography. When Eun credited YouTube's porn-free existence to subscribers who vigilantly police the site, Cuban could not suppress his incredulity.
"Oh, come on," he muttered into the microphone.
It gets better. In defense of his contention, Eun noted, "There actually is porn on YouTube because it gets uploaded with other content." Turns out if you've got enough time on your hands you can monitor the recently uploaded videos, and if you're quick enough, spot offenidng material after it is flagged in that queue, but not yet taken down.
Way to advertise, David. He sparred with Cuban as well about the efficacy of YouTube's content identification tool. Before the exchange got too heated, Eun assured the audience he and Cuban were still tight. "We're having dinner after this," he said.
Video will be available here soon.
Addendum: Did YouTube overstate just how miniscule a percentage of its video it is monetizing? Here's Silicon Alley Insider with more.
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