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Trump administration warns UK plan to boost traditional media on social platforms risks 'censorship'

US embassy raises concerns that Downing Street's proposal to give BBC and ITV greater visibility on YouTube could serve as a model for authoritarian regimes.

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The Guardian — World

The US embassy has raised "serious concerns" about Downing Street's proposal to require YouTube and other digital platforms to give greater prominence to established media outlets, warning the move risks "facilitating censorship," according to The Guardian.

The US government said the proposals could "establish a template that authoritarian regimes could invoke to justify more control over online content," marking a pointed intervention in British media policy discussions.

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