> Why does youtube want to copy tiktok when it clearly has already lost before it begun.
It's no sure thing for youtube, but it's worth trying. Clearly there is a demand.
Also, TikTok can't stay on cruise control. As they inevitably push to monetize, their UX will undoubtedly take a hit. A larger audience means more adversarial actors and trolls which could drive away creators. This has happened to nearly every social network.
It's no sure thing for youtube, but it's worth trying. Clearly there is a demand.
Also, TikTok can't stay on cruise control. As they inevitably push to monetize, their UX will undoubtedly take a hit. A larger audience means more adversarial actors and trolls which could drive away creators. This has happened to nearly every social network.