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You brought up something I’ve been thinking about too: the real issue is that YouTube has effectively become a monopoly. It’s the de facto standard for online v
by tlogan 1y ago
You brought up something I’ve been thinking about too: the real issue is that YouTube has effectively become a monopoly. It’s the de facto standard for online video.
It makes me wonder: is there room for meaningful competition or an alternative platform? And if so, how could it be made sustainable? Are there any viable revenue models beyond ads and surveillance capitalism?
- GreenWatermelon 1y agoGoogle has enough cash to squash any competitors. For now, the only remotely hopeful viable alternative is the creator-owned Nebula.