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I'm not really a fan of Google to say the least, and there's been several bad moves by YouTube in the past but I'm generally wondering how anyone but Google and
by iforgotpassword 7y ago
I'm not really a fan of Google to say the least, and there's been several bad moves by YouTube in the past but I'm generally wondering how anyone but Google and a few other big players could run a site of that scale. They support 8k video. Anything being uploaded has to be transcoded to a dozen different formats and stored forever, immediately accessible. Even with the increased amount of ads today I cannot understand how this can ever make money considering the amount of resources required. So I'm generally fine with the amount of ads considering the quality of content I get in return. Whether those creators get properly treated is another question though, but apparently it's not painful enough for them to leave.
- abacadaba 7y agoYa I mean I'll probably pony up for the ad free version eventually, doesn't mean I can't be salty about it. Up till now I've always found the ads to be perfectly reasonable, I'm just scared where it's heading. Don't cable tv my youtube.
- qzx_pierri 7y ago> Don't cable tv my youtube. Even if they try, they’ll fail. We’ll always have a new trick up our sleeves. We have coding/scripting to back us up. Cable TV was different because you had no other choice but to take in the brainwashing/ads