YouTube: The rumor of a paid music service swells

Subsidiary of Google, YouTube finally seems to get along with the big music labels. What give grist for the launch of a new subscription music service.

After a new agreement signed with Warner Music in May, YouTube has just done the same with Universal Music Group. For Lucian Graing, head of Universal Music Group, it is "an important step forward" that increases "financial compensation for subscription services and funded by advertising YouTube.

He added that "YouTube's commitment to managing music rights on its platform is strengthened." According to Bloomberg and Variety, YouTube also signed an agreement with Sony Music that did not disclose on the subject. If so, this would mean that YouTube has entered into new agreements with the three major music labels.

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 Last week, Bloomberg mentioned YouTube's launch of a new subscription music service. With the code name Remix, this paid service could be launched in March. With the new agreements signed, Bloomberg persists and signs.

The agreements "set royalty rates (royalties) between YouTube and rights holders for professional music videos and clips uploaded by users, and pave the way for YouTube to introduce a new pay-as-you-go music service at the beginning of the year. next year. "

YouTube remix could be a mix between on-demand music and YouTube content like video clips. It's hard to understand how all this will take place (or even replace) compared to YouTube Red (restricted geographically and beyond the music), the YouTube Music app and Google Play Music.


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