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Yup. The content creators will be an audience subject to exploit that cannot simply jump ship: a year or two from now, they'll make less and google will make mo
by meesterdude 11y ago
Yup. The content creators will be an audience subject to exploit that cannot simply jump ship: a year or two from now, they'll make less and google will make more, because that's capitalism folks.
- Artistry121 11y agoThe cost of switching is very low for both viewers and content producers. Producers: Upload content to new service -> Change comments on youtube videos and post an explanation of the change soon to occur -> hope your audience likes your brand enough to trust/use another website Consumers: Search google or yahoo or duckduckgo for your favorite producer when you don't find them on youtube -> find them on other site -> watch This adds a lot of value to Youtube for me and has solidified my move to Google's services - being able to easily stream a playlist of youtube videos ad free during parties and support creators without viewing ads is a benefit. It does not go directly with Google's mission to catalog all the world's information - or at least in the way of making that information more accessible to everyone (since some content producers will be put off by this).