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YouTube Adds Paid Channel Subscriptions

justbeingseriouslysocial:

nerdology:

Mark this date. I have a feeling this is going to be a huge disruption in the TV space. It’s limited to select partners for right now, but I’ll bet that anyone with a YouTube channel will get the opportunity eventually. And as Mat Honan sais, this brings us “a small step closer to the dream of a la carte programming.

Just like some popular social networking sites, online video services are moving to become (big) networks on their own. This’s good news. But, this debate will continue, unendingly: Should we all pay for what we watch OR should we all pay for what some of us like to watch??

I can’t digest this youtube and paid channel.

justbeingseriouslysocial:

It’s getting harder to make money on YouTube even in this post-dial-up-modem era »

The surge in new content—about 72 hours of which is uploaded each minute today vs. every 48 hours in 2011—makes it harder for any one content channel on the site to get noticed. Even worse for creators: Rates that advertisers pay to be on popular videos have fallen by about one-third since last June, according to research firm TubeMogul, which bases its figures on rates for several video sites, including YouTube.

Advertiser pay for popular videos.

indianlifestyles:

wacky-thoughts:

justbeingseriouslysocial:

What’s this hack call, BTW?!

Recently, there were reports of several celebs and politicians who had their social security numbers, mortgages, phone numbers, and more leaked online. Was this a major hack, or this is information easy to obtain by anyone who wants to do a little research? Buzzfeed says,

To call this a hack, though, isn’t quite right. It’s actually a fairly straightforward process.

Hackers one step always ahead.

God please save from this.

Yes you are right.

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