I think there is definitely something here. If you look at some recent trends: 1. Past few years have seen a huge growth in new content distribution networks,

I think there is definitely something here. If you look at some recent trends: 1. Past few years have seen a huge growth in new content distribution networks, which are trying to lure creators to rehost their content in their platforms. Usually these are "internet-tv" channels that come automatically offered by TV providers nowadays 2. This constant stream of high profile cases where people lose livelihoods because of reliance on a single platform 3. The massive increase in mature and professional youtubers in the past 10 years. 4. Lowering costs in storage and bandwith Combining these all it seems to be clear there is some kind of viable business in some kind of "Anchor of video distribution" for lack of better phrasing.