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According to the article, YouTube detects copyrighted songs and pays labels a cut of ad money. Every song ever recorded exists as at least one YouTube video. It
by benched 13y ago
According to the article, YouTube detects copyrighted songs and pays labels a cut of ad money. Every song ever recorded exists as at least one YouTube video. It doesn't seem like YouTube is playing whack-a-mole with all these songs anymore, the way it used to a few years ago. Does this mean YouTube is now a normalized source of income for all record companies?
- aroch 13y agoIf you read the article again you'll note that companies can opt to get paid part of the ad revenue. If a company hasn't opted to, it's whackamole