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Menubootstrapping what it could be the best way to build an online (scalable) video archive applying the subscription model ( ads on video yes or no? ) ?
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If you charge a subscription then I wound't have ads - it breaks the social norm for paid memberships. If it's freemium, then add ads to the free accounts.
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