Under growing pressure from governments and counterterrorism advocates, YouTube has drastically reduced its video archive of Anwar al-Awlaki, an American cleric who remains the leading English-language jihadist recruiter on the Internet six years after he was killed by a United States drone strike. Using video fingerprinting technology, YouTube now flags his videos automatically and human reviewers block most of them before anyone sees them, company officials say.
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