TMC
11-27-2018, 10:23 PM
...while cutting back on scripted content
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/youtube-pull-back-scripted-programming-ad-supported-push-1164256
Cobra Kai and other YouTube Premium shows are expected to be offered for free to YouTube's 2 billion users under a new ad-supported model. According to The Hollywood Reporter, YouTube also plans to "scale back its scripted output beginning in 2020," adding: "YouTube isn't signaling a complete end to its scripted business — it recently ordered pilots for an adaptation of The Edge of Seventeen and Ben Stiller-produced big-rig drama Dark Cargo — but the change has raised questions about its willingness to compete for big-budget fare." ALSO: YouTube seems to have gotten the message that viewers don't want to pay for its original shows (https://gizmodo.com/youtube-finally-seems-to-get-that-we-dont-want-to-pay-t-1830691694).
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/youtube-pull-back-scripted-programming-ad-supported-push-1164256
Cobra Kai and other YouTube Premium shows are expected to be offered for free to YouTube's 2 billion users under a new ad-supported model. According to The Hollywood Reporter, YouTube also plans to "scale back its scripted output beginning in 2020," adding: "YouTube isn't signaling a complete end to its scripted business — it recently ordered pilots for an adaptation of The Edge of Seventeen and Ben Stiller-produced big-rig drama Dark Cargo — but the change has raised questions about its willingness to compete for big-budget fare." ALSO: YouTube seems to have gotten the message that viewers don't want to pay for its original shows (https://gizmodo.com/youtube-finally-seems-to-get-that-we-dont-want-to-pay-t-1830691694).