The Verge reports that YouTube is preparing to introduce a paid monthly subscription option that would allow those who pay to watch video ad-free.
YouTube will share revenue with YouTube partners, otherwise known as video makers, according to an email sent to said partners. YouTube called the scheme a “new source of revenue that will supplement your fast growing advertising revenue,” according to the email.
The Verge reports that YouTube will charge “around $10 a month” for the subscription, and that 55% of subscription revenue will go to partners.
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