Content farms thrive by children's content on YouTube. Something similar could never exist on other curated platforms like TV just as a matter of scale. A conte

Content farms thrive by children's content on YouTube. Something similar could never exist on other curated platforms like TV just as a matter of scale. A content farm can put out 100 ten minute videos of the same type just by swapping out some assets and keywords. At least one of those will get somewhat popular. This is even more devious with MCNs where multiple channels group up but revenue goes to a single entity. If YouTube flags a single channel, it doesn't hurt the entire MCN so you can get around the spam filters that YouTube almost certainly has in place.