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It's ok :) If it gets to be too much, we'll quickly see 'pay to keep your videos afloat if they're not receiving over X number of views after X number of days'
by alexashka 12y ago
It's ok :)
If it gets to be too much, we'll quickly see 'pay to keep your videos afloat if they're not receiving over X number of views after X number of days' or something else to that effect.
The days of everything free are an early stage, short-lived move in order to gain massive market-share. Once near-monopoly position is established, it'll be time to monetize.
That's why the older generation shakes their head at walled gardens that gain massive momentum - they know what's most certainly going to come of it in due time.
- 72deluxe 12y agoOddly though, YouTube has been at the point of monopoly for a long time yet are slow with their subscription model. They appear to be far more interested in redesigning their site and applications every 5 minutes.