YouTube gives creators more power over trolls in their comments sections

LOS ANGELES — Back off, trolls.
YouTube unveiled new tools Thursday that give video creators the ability to fight hate speech and abuse in their comments sections. 
The Google-owned video platform first announced plans for the new features at VidCon earlier this year.
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It's part of YouTube's efforts to focus on what CEO Susan Wojcicki called "the three Cs": community, creation and creative ambition.
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