YouTube confirmed makes a days its new platform subscription will cost 9.99 dollars per month in exchange for a number of benefits and tools for both users and content creators.
Users who subscribe to YouTube Network will enjoy all the audiovisual content without advertising. In addition, you can download videos from the platform to them without the need of an internet connection, or play videos in the background, ie the background while use other applications on mobile devices.
Continuing all the benefits of the subscription, this will provide access to the new application YouTube Music, which replaces YouTube Music Key and you may watch and listen to music videos in both the computer and the phone, with a similar operation to that of Spotify and including the catalog of Google Play Music.
Finally, YouTube Network access to series and films themselves that YouTube is producing also have and are featuring some of the stars most famous video platform, as Pewdiepie, The Fine Brothers or Lilly Singh.
The ‘youtubers’ who have accepted the new terms of YouTube receive monthly income for the content they develop. According to the company, almost 99% have already agreed to the conditions.
However, not all of them have fallen well this release. Thousands of ‘youtubers’, the less famous, they have raised their voice of protest, and so far not clear how to generate income with this subscription service. Even the international chain ESPN used to upload videos to YouTube with summaries of games and related content, but has now decided to remove all contents of the platform.
One thing is that ESPN compact up games, but quite another to copper for it, this would lead to rights owners demand their share of the profits.
However, YouTube Network will be available in United States from next October 28, reaching other countries later.
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