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As long as they offer both and not one or the other this should be ok. I’m hoping this allows creators to build more in depth courses consisting of a large numb
by towaway15463 4y ago
As long as they offer both and not one or the other this should be ok. I’m hoping this allows creators to build more in depth courses consisting of a large number of videos. Right now I mostly have to go to Udemy et al for that sort of thing. Being able to preview some of a course on YouTube with ads and then buy the whole thing if I like it sounds like a win. I’ll reserve judgment until it launches though, it is an Alphabet product after all.
- 7speter 4y ago>Right now I mostly have to go to Udemy et al for that sort of thing. So pretty much, with launching a model where viewers might pay, Youtube is launching a Udemy competitor, no?