Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast Apple Really Loves Cameras and EV Startups Want Your Money
Mar 18, 2022
The latest discussion dives into Apple's increasing focus on camera technology during events, showcasing how smartphone features are crucial to their marketing. Vimeo's changes and challenges as an alternative video platform to YouTube are critiqued, emphasizing the plight of content creators. The exploration of electric vehicle startups reveals the lengths they go to secure funding, often facing skepticism and credibility issues. Additionally, innovations like the Lucid Air are contrasted with traditional luxury cars, highlighting shifts in the automotive landscape.
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Vimeo's Decline
- Vimeo was once considered a strong competitor to YouTube, especially among filmmakers and those seeking better video quality.
- However, Vimeo's recent actions, such as demanding thousands of dollars from creators, have raised questions about its future.
Vimeo's Pricing
- A Patreon creator with 117 videos and an average of 150 views per video received a $3,500 annual invoice from Vimeo.
- This was a significant increase from her previous $200 annual fee and highlights Vimeo's aggressive pricing strategy.
Callaghan's Vimeo Issue
- YouTuber Andrew Callaghan, known for All Gas No Breaks and Channel 5, lost access to his Patreon content due to Vimeo's actions.
- Vimeo demanded $16,000 for a two-year plan, resulting in Callaghan losing patrons and exclusive content interaction.