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YouTube shows ads on videos without offering revenue sharing – According to the new terms of service, youtube channels that are not part of the youtube partner program can show ads. Under YouTube’s terms of service, the new channel brought in to serve ads that were initially applicable in the U.S., but by the end of the year will be applicable globally. In its new terms, youtube said it will not pay any part of its ad revenue to YouTube creators to serve ads on their videos unless they are part of the youtube partner program.

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Small YouTube channel shows ads on videos without getting revenue

The new terms of service were updated by youtube in their forum post. The channel that is not part of the youtube partnership program, youtube will still display ads on the videos of that channel without giving any share in the profits.

YouTube creators who are part of the YouTube partner program earn a share of YouTube ad revenue. However, the small creator whose channels have not been approved for monetization will not receive any revenue under the new rules.

To qualify for the YouTube partner program, the video creator must have 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the last 12 months. After completing this milestone, YouTube channels are eligible to monetize videos.

Prior to the most recent update, under special circumstances, youtube displays ads on videos from channels that are not part of the YouTube partner program.

YouTube content creators are not happy with this new rule, since YouTube is not providing any profit-sharing generated by the ads, indirectly, YouTube is using its videos to make 100%.

Youtube does not share details about the number of creators who are affected by this new rule. It is also not clearly mentioned by youtube that this new change is implemented in a limited number of videos or not. Ads will appear on videos that follow YouTube guidelines and do not include violence or inappropriate language.

The language of user data collection terms has been updated by youtube. It does not allow to collect information from your services, the words faces are added. With the new update, youtube said it wanted to be explicit about what information was not collected.

Sumit Pandit
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