Was going to say Max Maher as well. Find his presentation style very good and with some good humour thrown in that doesn't detract anyway from the ton of information he is providing.
Youtubers....
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That might mean Overnight here on ET (also nicknamed Fedex by me) and I volpri might be in the top round to be being thrown to the swine to be trampled underfoot. ET would miss us I am afraid.ROFL
Great! It's his company and he can and should be able to do whatever he wants with it.
The fundamental difference is exactly that.
Elon Musk doing something with his property is one thing, the SEC, being a public entity, is a COMPLETELY different thing. And Simon Phoenix was talking about the latter, not the former.
Hopefully you can see the obvious difference.
I didn't even knew the story. Just found it fitting your memeGreat! It's his company and he can and should be able to do whatever he wants with it.
The fundamental difference is exactly that.
Elon Musk doing something with his property is one thing, the SEC, being a public entity, is a COMPLETELY different thing. And Simon Phoenix was talking about the latter, not the former.
Hopefully you can see the obvious difference.
Adding a few cents from my own experience.
Since YT is paying in many different ways to the Youtubers, we see some high quality content in the past few years. For crypto, I recommend Benjamin Cowen's channel. But there are others, and I follow about 2 dozens of them to keep informed on many aspect of cryptos.
To save time, I actually pay the 12 bucks a month to get rid of the ads and allow YT to play at the background while my phone screen is off (listening while driving or riding my bike). It is one of the most worthwhile monthly subscription I pay, because 3-4 hours of listening can be done in 1-2 hours (2x speed) using just fragmented times. I rarely watch YT sitting in front of my computer.
Ignoring YT today is like ignoring Wikipedia 15 years ago, ignoring internet/websites 25 years ago, and ignoring crypto 5 years from today (I hope I am still early, maybe 5 years ago)?
Since YT is paying in many different ways to the Youtubers, we see some high quality content in the past few years. For crypto, I recommend Benjamin Cowen's channel. But there are others, and I follow about 2 dozens of them to keep informed on many aspect of cryptos.
To save time, I actually pay the 12 bucks a month to get rid of the ads and allow YT to play at the background while my phone screen is off (listening while driving or riding my bike). It is one of the most worthwhile monthly subscription I pay, because 3-4 hours of listening can be done in 1-2 hours (2x speed) using just fragmented times. I rarely watch YT sitting in front of my computer.
Ignoring YT today is like ignoring Wikipedia 15 years ago, ignoring internet/websites 25 years ago, and ignoring crypto 5 years from today (I hope I am still early, maybe 5 years ago)?
I do this too!! I would recommend the YouTube family up to 5 family members in the same household, it also comes with YouTube music for free (Google Play Music got retired)
I also have the Google ONE family plan for extra storage, but separate google product
Nathaniel Whittemore NLW YT channel is mostly voice unless he's interviewing someone (and still could be mostly voice)