Over the past year, YouTube has been struggling to maintain an amicable relationship with its content creators — and it’s working hard to change that.
In a bid to keep advertisers and creators happy, the platform has announced that new YouTubers will need a total of 10 000 views across all their videos before applying as a YouTube partner. This change is meant to serve as protection for advertisers who have recently pulled their ads after it was reported that antisemitic and racist videos were being endorsed by major brands.
“This new threshold gives us enough information to determine the validity of a channel,” its announcement [...]
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