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minus-square@dangblingus@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilink59•7 months agoNot trying to glaze, but Trudeau had the same idea here in Canada, and Google and Facebook and most of the internet crucified him for it.
minus-square@RGB3x3@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish46•7 months agoThe internet doesn’t tend to like to pay the actual cost for things. You’ll find very little sympathy for paid services, especially here on Lemmy.
minus-square@doppelgangmember@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink10•7 months agoTidal has the highest artist payouts typically, besides YouTube I believe. Make your choices ppl.
minus-square@umbrella@lemmy.mllinkfedilink3•7 months agothose choices of the minority won’t matter in the long run when the other service is cheaper and has the fatter marketing budget. just look at the refusal of normies to adopt something like mastodon just because you need a couple extra steps.
minus-square@spacesatan@lemm.eelinkfedilink2•7 months agoIs that for youtube videos not youtube music? Pretty sure YT music pays less than spotify by a wide margin.
minus-squareSporadicSpirallinkfedilinkEnglish3•edit-27 months agoFound a handy little Music Streaming Royalties Calculator thing in this article. It’s not 100% accurate because none of the services pay the same rate for every song, but it shows how huge the payout discrepancies are.
minus-square@Piafraus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink4•7 months agoIs there objective way to define what is fair? Otherwise words “fair pay” make 0 sense
minus-square@And009@reddthat.comlinkfedilink0•7 months agoTrue it’s probably going to become an outdated concept and what is really needed would be an universal basic income
minus-square@RGB3x3@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish-3•7 months agoCan get fair pay if the customers aren’t paying
minus-square@phoenixz@lemmy.calinkfedilink31•7 months agoNot really the same, this was more large Canadian companies trying to extort money from Google whilst google still gives them their traffic. Not trying to defend gogle, that company can burn to the ground as far as I care, but it wasn’t the same
Not trying to glaze, but Trudeau had the same idea here in Canada, and Google and Facebook and most of the internet crucified him for it.
The internet doesn’t tend to like to pay the actual cost for things. You’ll find very little sympathy for paid services, especially here on Lemmy.
Yes but we do agree with fair pay
Tidal has the highest artist payouts typically, besides YouTube I believe.
Make your choices ppl.
those choices of the minority won’t matter in the long run when the other service is cheaper and has the fatter marketing budget.
just look at the refusal of normies to adopt something like mastodon just because you need a couple extra steps.
Is that for youtube videos not youtube music? Pretty sure YT music pays less than spotify by a wide margin.
Found a handy little Music Streaming Royalties Calculator thing in this article. It’s not 100% accurate because none of the services pay the same rate for every song, but it shows how huge the payout discrepancies are.
Is there objective way to define what is fair? Otherwise words “fair pay” make 0 sense
True it’s probably going to become an outdated concept and what is really needed would be an universal basic income
Can get fair pay if the customers aren’t paying
Not really the same, this was more large Canadian companies trying to extort money from Google whilst google still gives them their traffic.
Not trying to defend gogle, that company can burn to the ground as far as I care, but it wasn’t the same