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Administrare / A registration wall or paywall competitor
« on: September 03, 2023, 08:24:32 am »
Inspired by Google no doub hires off shore "contractors" to copy your site & then file DMCA reports against you in bulk. How long until people start uploading their own content to file their own DMCAs against certain sites with user generated content? Even if your site is 100% legal, a combination of ignorance & crowd-driven vigilante justice can still take you down. Any site that offers interactive features & has user generated content is at risk of being labeled as spam unless they have tight editorial control over user generated content. And at the same time.
Google can enter vertical after vertical with scrape & displace garbage knowing that they don't have those editorial costs due to their self-granted blanket immunity. If you do not register your sites with Google & counter claims (even bogus ones) then you are seen as being a spammer. And if you register with Phone Number Data Google then when they don't like something one site does they can hit other sites all at the same time. No point going to the host or registrar, go direct to Google & start building up negative karma. Why did Google feel the need to grant themselves blanket immunity from the policy? That question was largely missing among the fanboi blogs & journalists who were encouraged by Google's "transparency." 24 Karat Pyrite On Sale.
For Only $100 an Ounce If YouTube is going to win big, then that's a great place to invest, right? Maybe not. Some venture capitalists are investing in YouTube channels, but that is a fool's game. Google is also investing in select channels (like Machinima). It is quite hard to outperform Google in returns while investing into a platform that they control & thus have better data on than you ever could. As YouTube's dominance increases (and it will now that competing platforms with a similar business model will be smeared as spam), you can count on them offering premium partners crappier revenue share deals in years to come. They will offer nice deals to Warner Bros. & such, but the independent smaller players will get cut out of the ecosystem.
Google can enter vertical after vertical with scrape & displace garbage knowing that they don't have those editorial costs due to their self-granted blanket immunity. If you do not register your sites with Google & counter claims (even bogus ones) then you are seen as being a spammer. And if you register with Phone Number Data Google then when they don't like something one site does they can hit other sites all at the same time. No point going to the host or registrar, go direct to Google & start building up negative karma. Why did Google feel the need to grant themselves blanket immunity from the policy? That question was largely missing among the fanboi blogs & journalists who were encouraged by Google's "transparency." 24 Karat Pyrite On Sale.
For Only $100 an Ounce If YouTube is going to win big, then that's a great place to invest, right? Maybe not. Some venture capitalists are investing in YouTube channels, but that is a fool's game. Google is also investing in select channels (like Machinima). It is quite hard to outperform Google in returns while investing into a platform that they control & thus have better data on than you ever could. As YouTube's dominance increases (and it will now that competing platforms with a similar business model will be smeared as spam), you can count on them offering premium partners crappier revenue share deals in years to come. They will offer nice deals to Warner Bros. & such, but the independent smaller players will get cut out of the ecosystem.