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So as we all know, earlier this year the popular video sharing website YouTube had gone through what is now being dubbed as the "Ad-pocalypse." For those out of the loop, the "Ad-pocalypse" was an event where multiple big name companies such as Coca-Cola, Verizon, McDonald's, Volkswagen and dozens of others pulled their advertisements off of YouTube, resulting in Google losing millions of dollars and content creators experiencing a massive drop in revenue. This all occurred as a result of massive controversy involving the platform, consisting of allegations that content creators were profiting off of these advertisers by featuring their ads on potentially anti-semitic, radical, or other extreme, unsavory content.
After Google's promises of changing and regulating the platform to prevent such content from being profitable on YouTube, advertisers have been hesitantly returning and content creators have reported increases in revenue. However, anyone who has frequented the website since its inception can notice that there is still a stark contrast in advertisement. Channels that once had full-blown video advertisements now feature one or two mere in-video texts ads, and rarely do you see any big name video advertisements as you would during YouTube's heyday.
Do you think that YouTube is going to jump back from this controversy and the resulting effects? Or is it possible that this will leave a permanent mark on the site and could signify the downfall of content creation on YouTube?
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Cristian
I agree there should be some limits on what YouTube can allow on their website, but let's face it if you don't publish videos about cats and puppies and other stupid irrelevant subjects and you take on social subjects or political problems, you are most certainly faced with you ad-revenue cut down or eliminated.
Some Youtubers just moved off the platform or relied on their subscribers for making extra money, like having a patreon account. No! I think YouTube, being part of Google, is completely sold out to the extreme left agenda. Most of the channels I'm subscribed to are stating YouTube isn't profitable anymore and some have even quit Youtube and moved on with their lives looking for other sources of income. I've been a subscriber on this channel I'm talking about for years now and every year Youtube policies become more and more extream, excluding monetization of videos, banning people without reason and even unsubscribing people from certain channels. I agree there should be some limits on what YouTube can allow on their website, but let's face it if you don't publish videos about cats and puppies and other stupid irrelevant subjects and you take on social subjects or political problems, you are most certainly faced with you ad-revenue cut down or eliminated. Some Youtubers just moved off the platform or relied on their subscribers for making extra money, like having a patreon account.
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