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Two problems here: 1) YouTube videos from major distributors are monetized (Vevo), and user-contributed versions are often taken down. So, they are still maki
by TimJYoung 11y ago
Two problems here:
1) YouTube videos from major distributors are monetized (Vevo), and user-contributed versions are often taken down. So, they are still making money while also promoting the artist and maintaining control over the product.
2) Songs on iTunes cost ~$1, they aren't free.
- forgetsusername 11y ago>Songs on iTunes cost ~$1, they aren't free. There are other platforms. The point is distribution is cheap and simple.