Ministry of Culture addresses YouTube on drop in telethon traffic
In addition, Tkachenko addressed Facebook regarding the blocking of Ukrainians' Facebook pages.
The head of the Ukrainian Culture Ministry, Oleksandr Tkachenko, said this in an interview with LIGA.net.
According to Tkachenko, the Culture Ministry decided to find out the reason behind the drop in traffic of the telethon on YouTube and the blocking of Ukrainian pages on Facebook.
We addressed letters, now in a dialogue with YouTube. We had a meeting with Meta on interaction when Facebook pages of Ukrainians talking about the war or information resources are blocked.
Tkachenko is confident that YouTube will respond quickly to the appeal of the Ministry of Culture.
They have now taken our messages and are checking what happened themselves. We see a resumption of the usual traffic on the YouTube channel of these resources.
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