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Because they're a business, and that's how businesses are run?
by JohnWhigham 5y ago
Because they're a business, and that's how businesses are run?
- junon 5y agoSo ignoring your customers after they've paid you money is something we should just throw into the bin of "that's just business, folks"?
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- JohnWhigham 5y agoAs cliche as it sounds, YouTube creators are not the customer, the advertisers are.
- junon 5y agoIf you accept money from people (such as the OP, who is a Youtube Music subscriber, a paid service), they are 100% your customer.
- AshleyGrant 5y agoI've been paying for YouTube Premium for years. I pay for YouTube TV. I pay for Google Photos. I pay for Google Apps for Business. In all, I pay Google north of $1,000 every year. Whether Google likes it or not, I AM their customer.
- golemotron 5y agoIf you don't like them, it's time to look for a comparable competitor. If there aren't any then this is an object lesson on why there are pending anti-trust suits.
- junon 5y ago> If there aren't any then this is an object lesson on why there are pending anti-trust suits I don't think anyone here is arguing with that - it's a pretty widely accepted fact that Youtube has a hegemony (see: near-monopoly) in the space.