YouTube CEO Wojcicki Responds to Russia Censorship Accusations

The transcript discusses YouTube's commitment to freedom of speech while balancing government requests and local laws. It addresses the removal of content at the request of governments, specifically mentioning Russia. The conversation touches on Google's operations in Russia and China, scrutiny faced by tech companies, and the potential for testifying before Congress. It also highlights concerns about regulation and its unintended consequences on innovation and job creation.

What are the core values that YouTube aims to uphold when working with governments?

How does YouTube decide whether to honor requests from governments?

What is the speaker's stance on the potential for unintended consequences of regulation?

What concerns does the speaker have regarding regulation?

What actions does the speaker believe should be taken to address problematic regulations?