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In all honesty, I don't see why npr being public changes the story. You neither have to pay for YouTube or npr. I understand the emotional asentiment that beca
by golem14 9y ago
In all honesty, I don't see why npr being public changes the story. You neither have to pay for YouTube or npr.
I understand the emotional asentiment that because npr is non-profit, it's somehow more worthy to endure hours of pledges.
Fwiw, I'm near the point where I stop using YouTube as ads get more and more agressive and less relevant. But I have no problems with YouTube trying to maximize their profits.