YouTube video makers expressed frustration at a recent trade show that the service notifies only a portion of their subscribers about new posts, causing declines in viewership and their revenue. Drop in subscribers have created opportunities for Facebook, Snap and Amazon to attract video makers as the companies begin to share revenue with them, Reuters reported.
Video makers want YouTube to change subscription tool
More like thisRelated
Pinterest bets big on AI Everywhere as revenue tops $4.2 billion in 2025
Pinterest is doubling down on artificial intelligence as the...
IDC: Culture and Organizational Change Emerging as Critical Drivers of AI and Digital Transformation in Japan
Japanese enterprises accelerating digital transformation and AI adoption must...
Meta Reports $200.97 bn Revenue in 2025 as AI Drives Growth and Innovation
Meta Platforms reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results,...
Pinterest to Cut Less Than 15% of Workforce as It Shifts Focus to AI Amid Ad Market Competition
Pinterest announced it will reduce less than 15 percent...
