YouTube is reportedly in the process of negotiating with media companies to provide their TV shows and films as part of an ad-supported hub of channels. The platform is already in the process of testing viewer interest in this idea and could potentially roll out the hub to more users before the end of the year, according to The Wall Street Journal. This could be a significant opportunity for YouTube to expand its platform, as well as to increase its revenue from advertising. Furthermore, it would give media companies the chance to reach larger audiences and potentially create more engagement with their content. This hub of ad-supported channels could be a mutually beneficial venture, with YouTube and media companies reaping the rewards.
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The Crown – Great Entertainment but Hard Watch at Times
I have found myself watching a bit of the crown recently.
I have learnt a lot about historical events from watching the show and now at least I understand a little bit more about their backgrounds, family situations and potential upbringings.
The Crown is a great watch – but it must be extremely difficult to watch if you are a part of that family as they are depicting your family situations and personal challenges.
Great entertainment and sometimes an extremely hard watch (family tragedy, bulling and lies).
How much do companies pay for background music that accompany commercials or viral videos?
For a company to properly license a song they would need to get the sync license from the music publisher/writer of the song, pay a fee, and then obtain a license from the record company/owner of the sound recording itself.
This is exactly why Synchedin was created.
It solves the complexities of sync licensing and makes the process as easy as obtaining a Spotify subscription.
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