And just like the really old RIAA system, you can take it or leave it unless you're big enough to bother negotiating with. In practical terms, YouTube is going

And just like the really old RIAA system, you can take it or leave it unless you're big enough to bother negotiating with. In practical terms, YouTube is going to have a hard time launching a music service if everything's already there for free. That would make them little different from Spotify, but with even less profit. We all know how much the music industry hates Spotify.