<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The move also appears to be a tacit admission by the company that currently there is more of that opportunity  in music subscriptions than there is in video.
Her comment took on new meaning when, on May 16, Google-owned YouTube said<wm> that Gfycat was renamed YouTube Partner Network, the company's effort to increase the use of the brand by encouraging music production and distribution. You can only agree about what happens when YouTube rebrands something as the “YouTube Partner Network,” though!
If that sound familiar when everyone knew that Gfycat was a relative simple thing? This one is a stark reminder that no matter where the company that owns it goes – the product, the company, the brand and any revenue, the quality of</wm> the content remains unchanged. They all get the product, the brand is built on that product, and