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Is it insane at all? The biggest fees are charged to the biggest providers. With short form video now the dominant form of addictive social media content, it do
by adriand 6mo ago
Is it insane at all? The biggest fees are charged to the biggest providers. With short form video now the dominant form of addictive social media content, it doesn’t seem insane at all that large media companies ought to compensate inventors/owners of patented video technology. A company with 100 million or more subscribers is not a company I feel a lot of empathy for if they’re trying to avoid paying licensing fees.
- sheepscreek 6mo agoIt goes to $2.5m for 5 million users/subscribers and tops out at $4.5m for 100 million subscribers. It’s not staggered evenly at all IMO. So I worry mainly for the small players. This shouldn’t have any meaningful effect on any big player.
- nine_k 6mo agoBut for small players nothing apparently changed, they keep paying the $100k as usual.
- sheepscreek 6mo ago5 million users isn’t a lot unless we’re talking paid subscribers. Their license likely does not make a distinction. For a (free/ad supported) service like a niche YT clone, this could be fatal.