They started small, but now they’re shooting for 10,000 paid channel pilot partners.
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YouTube grows its paid channels pilot
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Published October 22, 2013
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YouTube today announced it is expanding its paid channels pilot to all eligible partners that have at least 10,000 existing subscribers. Furthermore, YouTube viewers can now discover and subscribe to paid channels from YouTube’s mobile website.
All paid channels will continue to have a 14-day free trial, so potential viewers still have the opportunity to explore content on paid channels. If you’re interested in creating a paid channel, visit your Account Features page to enable the feature after you read the next paragraph.
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