If the news about Google sending out emails to content owners on
agreeing to the terms for a “new ads-free version of YouTube” by October
22nd are to go by, the company’s much/anticipated subscription service
may be arriving this October, according to a ReCode report.
As stated in the mail and according to earlier reports, content creators yet to take action by October 22nd, their videos will no longer be available for public display or monetization in the United States.
Recode reports that the YouTube subscription plan, earlier announced to cost $10 per month, will come with the company’s new music streaming product Music Key which features background playback, offline access, and more.
In an email sent to ReCode, Google says:
As stated in the mail and according to earlier reports, content creators yet to take action by October 22nd, their videos will no longer be available for public display or monetization in the United States.
Recode reports that the YouTube subscription plan, earlier announced to cost $10 per month, will come with the company’s new music streaming product Music Key which features background playback, offline access, and more.
In an email sent to ReCode, Google says:
To give fans more choice we will be launching a new ads-free version of YouTube, available to fans for a monthly fee. This service will create a new source of revenue over time that supplements your advertising revenue…It doesn’t state clearly when the subscription service will arrive, but the deadline at least suggest it’s launch shouldn’t be far.
That’s why we’re asking you to update your agreement to reflect the updated terms for the ads-free service.
To accept, simply log into YouTube.com as “username” from a desktop or laptop and follow the prompts by October 22nd.
If you haven’t signed by that date, your videos will no longer be available for public display or monetization in the United States.
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