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YouTube offers creators millions to keep content off Netflix
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YouTube offers creators millions to keep content off Netflix

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
YouTube is offering select creators millions of dollars to keep their videos exclusively on the platform, as it moves to counter Netflix’s growing push to acquire content from some of its biggest online stars. Bloomberg on Thursday reported that YouTube has begun offering creators “financial incentives to refrain from working with Netflix,” as the streaming Read More: https://punchng.com/youtube-offers-creators-millions-to-keep-content-off-netflix/

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