Youtube now renting movies,,,,,,
 

USD $3.99 rental https://youtube.com/watch?v=RF8_o...ature=featured

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It was just a matter of time.

Yeah these are the movies from the Sundance Film Festival but they do plan to rent movies going forward to generate revenue.

signs of the changing times. gotta love it :)

good. the whole "free" mentality is a curse

there will be a processor that will make an announcement and when they do, those that can read between the lines will know the state of adult.... :2 cents:

ps.. for the stupid people, this is not good news...

Now you are making me curious....

Maybe they have realized the Youtube format is just going to cost them money.

How long before other free sites realize it as well?

Yeah! Those IDIOTS at google bought something with no value at all!

LOL!!!
WHAT IDIOTS THEY ARE!!!111ononeoneon1111

That's just great, another competition haha

That is what i call moving in the right direction !

Technically they are idiots since youtube cost more then what it brings.

Same here.I will never understood why some online services where you can buy something is limited to USA only.Like they don't want to earn money.

you do realize that google has bought so much fiber that it has setup BGP peering with every major backbone provider and reduce their bandwidth cost to zero.

They can buy a bandwidth hogging service and instantly turn it profitable because of their investment in "network"

I just read fresh article how they managed to reduce their youtube loss to 170 millions yearly while before was around 300 or 500 millions.Do you want link to it?

Bullshit!!!

There are so many ways to make money on youtube it's fucking stupid!

So much so that there are plenty of people on youtube who would gladly fork over $100,000
if they thought their youtube page might have to come down.

yeah i would love to see the link
so far every article has been an outside analyst based on if they purchased bandwidth from a bandwidth provider.

nothng stated officially from the internals of the company.

funny thing is those outside experts don't even recognize the revenue generated by googles video referals where people are buying views for their videos at $150 cpm

they ignore that revenue and treat it as zero when calculating "loss" of youtube.