Google, the leading Internet service provider, faces the withdrawal of advertising from several multinational firms whose brands appeared in videos considered extremists.
Google faces problems of withdrawing advertising from some large multinational firms, for having their brands appearing in videos who’s considered extremists.
The withdrawal of advertising already adds up to several million dollars including brands like Johnson & Johnson, Verizon, AT & T, Enterprise and GSK, along with others after the report by the British “The Times”.
According to sources, some ads were in videos uploaded by Roosh V, author of a blog called “every man is a rapist”, and others corresponded to Steven Anderson, a homophobic preacher who is banned from entering the UK. Other videos belonging to Former members of the Ku Klux Klan, or Wagdi Ghoneim, an Islamist preacher.