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Could Youtube allow another network to monetize content they don’t want to monetize? Challenges would include policing such ads for malware or ad content that w
by paulsutter 4y ago
Could Youtube allow another network to monetize content they don’t want to monetize? Challenges would include policing such ads for malware or ad content that would then appear alongside the Youtube brand
As unfortunate as this is, even the channel owner agrees the content does (at least technically) violate the policy
Maybe the larger question is why Youtube is under so much pressure to change old policies that were working for many years
- boomboomsubban 4y agoDoesn't this already happen with sponsors? YouTube creators are already free to get external revenue sources for their videos. Maybe someone could develop a way to automate some portion making it easier, and it'd be hard to replicate the income from targeted advertisement with click tracking using permanent in video sponsorships, but it seems possible.
- concinds 4y agoForcing ad-supported platforms to allow competing ad networks & auctions would be a pretty brilliant piece of legislation. They would need to be forced, though (https://searchengineland.com/google-allegedly-creates-ad-monopoly-with-facebook-to-favor-its-own-exchange-according-to-new-unredacted-details-from-project-jedi-375487 https://searchengineland.com/google-allegedly-creates-ad-mon...).