> The biggest problem is being able to handle the legal minefield that Copyright law (in all its international variations) is for a video plattform. That's not

> The biggest problem is being able to handle the legal minefield that Copyright law (in all its international variations) is for a video plattform. That's not that big a problem tbh. It's understood and there's a lot of solutions. The bigger issue is that you'll have to get music licenses if you want to actually run a service in the long run, and people's faces tend to drop when they find out they simply can't license music internationally, and you have to approach multiple different bodies in literally every individual country you operate in. Operating an international video service probably requires you to sign 750-ish collective rights agreements, and that is painfully expensive to even negotiate. Some of these bodies are also much more rational than others on pricing.