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So they introduced shorts just to... lengthen them? The people behind Youtube are so incredibly lost it's almost unbelievable.
They introduced Shorts because TikTok threatens their monopoly. TikTok raised max length some time ago so they do it too. Now US is going to ban TT and they’re trying to clone some easy to implement stuff in hopes of getting users that won’t move to Instagram. Don’t see that happening because Google doesn't understand what makes TT so popular. It’s kind of funny that TT recently implemented horizontal videos and it’s as half-assed as Google attempt at vertical ones.
I feel like we'll be having the same conversation about YouTube Shorts in 10 years as we are having about YouTube Gaming today.
Which is to say none.
One can only hope
They've begun to realize how they're kinda impossible to really make a profit off of.
Not that I disagree but how is tiktok doing it?
They don't seem to be: https://youtu.be/BPWX5MYs5Zk
State owned media doesn't need to make a profit