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YouTube Considers Offering Subscriptions
A picture shows a You Tube logo on December 4, 2012, during LeWeb Paris 2012 in Saint-Denis near Paris. (Eric Piermont/AFP/Getty Images)
Google’s YouTube may soon offer users a subscription that allows them to watch videos free of advertisements, according to the Wall Street Journal, as other companies that require payment, from Netflix to Hulu and Amazon, continue to draw more viewers.
CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Here & Now host Robin Young to discuss this potential move.
Guest
- Jill Schlesinger, business analyst for CBS News. She also host the radio show “Jill On Money.” She tweets @jillonmoney.
Other stories from Tuesday's show
- Cooking With The Fruit Of Fall
- One Week Out, Senate Control Hinges On Handful Of Tight Races
- The Mystery Of Michael Rockefeller’s Disappearance
- Father Of British Soldier Killed In Afghanistan Reflects On The War
- Boko Haram Abducts More Nigerian School Girls
- Counterterrorism Efforts Shift To Address ‘Lone Wolf’ Attacks
- Montana Veterans Catch A Ride To The VA
- District Profile: A Debate Over National Issues In Pennsylvania’s 6th District
- Nurse’s Boyfriend Also Agrees To Voluntary Isolation In Maine
- Cartels Can Make Fracking In Mexico Expensive And Dangerous
- YouTube Considers Offering Subscriptions
- Drama Ahead As NBA Season Gets Underway
- Hurricane Ana Remnants Lash Pacific Northwest
- Music From The Show
- Full Rundown
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