YouTube Pays Artists for Promotion and Requires not Insulting the Company
By Prempal Singh
YouTube Pays Artists for Promotion and Requires not Insulting the Company –
In recent months, YouTube has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on music executors – money is spent on promotion and work with recording studios.
According to rumors, later this year, YouTube plans to launch its own Remix streaming music service, so the company works with artists.
Money for the promotion of performers is spent by all companies with paid streaming services, including Apple and Google. However, only YouTube requires the performers to formally refuse to criticize the company with which they work.
Perhaps this requirement – one of the circles on the water, which caused scandals related to sexual harassment in 2017. In September, YouTube for $ 3.5 million bought the rights to distribute the sequel to the documentary “Double Portion 2”, and three months later, the film’s director Morgan Spurlock (Morgan Spurlock) confessed to violations of a sexual nature.About whether this film will be released on small or large screens, is not yet reported.
YouTube is often criticized for making little effort to fight piracy. And here the principle of mutual guarantee operates – from the filing of a music label an open letter or petition is created, and all artists must subscribe, or they will have problems in extending the contract.
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