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YouTube --> PeerTube Next?
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2023
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Youtubers and streamers are different as they create content for getting paid by those services. Peer to peer video content cant replace youtube as it is without government level universal income basically. Most dont make enough from patreon or w/e to survive
Youtubers generally make more from sponsorships than adsense, at least from what I've gathered. The reason to still run adsense even though it might annoy your audience is that if you don't you get penalised by the algorithm.
Where I could easily see peertube taking off is with public broadcasters and generally media companies doing video that's free to view, as far as youtubers is concerned I wouldn't be surprised if e.g. nebula started to federate... they can still have a "paying customer vs. free content" type of separation while probably saving on bandwidth costs.
A big thing would be the likes of vimeo seeing this as an opportunity.
Technically with a big enough audience a creator could support themselves with sponsorships. But YouTube still wins because it's sponsorships+AdSense