Hi Folks,
In the olden days, when television first came in, it was a novelty for a family to have one of these fantastic new fandangle things...I remember when the broardcasting changed from black and white to colour T.V. and owning a colour T.V. was just the ants pants. Today, most of us personally own at least one screen where we can do a myriad of things. One, not so long ago couldn't even dream of doing....Heck, I remember doing a computer course in circa 2000 and learning it would take a lot of computer power to run a video from your computer and now days we can do much much more from our phones.
As far as I can detect, one of the most popular entertainment platforms in Australia today has, changed from free to air T.V. to videos on line on platforms such as Youtube.
Youtube has recently changed its monetization policy hurting the very small creators or or more specifically making it a great more difficult for the small creator to monetize.
Interesting article here... https://www.polygon.com/2018/1/18/16...eators-changes
Is this really a sign of a big corporation trying to clean up it's act or not?
Cheers.
In the olden days, when television first came in, it was a novelty for a family to have one of these fantastic new fandangle things...I remember when the broardcasting changed from black and white to colour T.V. and owning a colour T.V. was just the ants pants. Today, most of us personally own at least one screen where we can do a myriad of things. One, not so long ago couldn't even dream of doing....Heck, I remember doing a computer course in circa 2000 and learning it would take a lot of computer power to run a video from your computer and now days we can do much much more from our phones.
As far as I can detect, one of the most popular entertainment platforms in Australia today has, changed from free to air T.V. to videos on line on platforms such as Youtube.
Youtube has recently changed its monetization policy hurting the very small creators or or more specifically making it a great more difficult for the small creator to monetize.
Interesting article here... https://www.polygon.com/2018/1/18/16...eators-changes
Is this really a sign of a big corporation trying to clean up it's act or not?
Cheers.

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