The philosophy there is that it's better to regulate disclosure than content.
Essentially, this system would rely on self-disclosure regarding content, which would then be factored in as another signal for YouTube's monetization algorithms to consider.
Some of the manuals contain restricted information and warn that "distribution is limited to U.S. government agencies," with instructions to "destroy by any methods that must prevent disclosure of contents or reconstruction of the document".
Of law enforcement requests received, less than 3percentt resulted in disclosure of customer content data, while approximately 75percentt of requests resulted in disclosure of "non-content" data.
This week, the site — which, speaking of disclosure, has a content partnership with The Times — will use a combination of public statements and its own reporting to publish a data application that will let visitors examine the personal financial interests of the 181 members of the Texas Legislature.
These findings provide support for the policy of disclosure of energy content on menus at restaurant chains.
According to Microsoft, only 2.19percentt of requests "result[ed] in the disclosure of customer content data".
If the Justice Department can simply imprison a few journalists like James Risen, perhaps even the public will call for the passage of a new media shield law one void of dangerous terms like "compelled disclosure," "limitations on content," and "allegedly unlawful".
Nothing, however, more gravely threatened Obama's image as a "post-racial" candidate than the disclosure of the content of sermons by Jeremiah Wright, Obama's religious mentor and pastor for 20 years, the man who married Obama and who baptized his children.
