YouTube may charge for new video clips

You Tube may go paid soon. Don't be disheartened! Not the entire content, but the new one which will be posted as part of the subscription service which the largest video site proposes to launch, report agencies. According to industry sources, You Tube is readying programmes which will only be available to people who join its upcoming subscription services. YouTube is expected to announce more details about the programming at an event in Los Angeles on October 21. According to reports, You Tube has told media companies that it plans to charge consumers around $10 a month for a bundle of YouTube’s vast sea of video content and music.
YouTube will continue to operate a free, ad-supported version of the site. The video site also said that the freely available videos will also be available on its paid version. The site is planning to tap on the revenue prospects would like all video-makers who make money from YouTube ads to participate in the subscription service as well.
This is going to be a major shift for the world’s largest online video hosting website that has remained free for as long as most of us can remember, YouTube has already said that the new subscription service will coexist with its free ad-supported service, so it’s going to be business as usual for people who don’t want to pay, if they don’t mind putting up with ads and not getting access to some exclusive programming.

YouTube may charge for new video clips

You Tube may go paid soon. Dont be disheartened! Not the entire content, but the new one which will be posted as part of the subscription service which the largest video site proposes to launch, report agencies. According to industry sources, You Tube is readying programmes which will only be available to people who join its upcoming subscription services. YouTube is expected to announce more details about the programming at an event in Los Angeles on October 21. According to reports, You Tube has told media companies that it plans to charge consumers around $10 a month for a bundle of YouTubes vast sea of video content and music. YouTube will continue to operate a free, ad-supported version of the site. The video site also said that the freely available videos will also be available on its paid version. The site is planning to tap on the revenue prospects would like all video-makers who make money from YouTube ads to participate in the subscription service as well. This is going to be a major shift for the worlds largest online video hosting website that has remained free for as long as most of us can remember, YouTube has already said that the new subscription service will coexist with its free ad-supported service, so its going to be business as usual for people who dont want to pay, if they dont mind putting up with ads and not getting access to some exclusive programming.