![]() Just last week, Facebook launched its own Music Revenue Sharing program that allows its creators to still earn revenue on videos in which they added licensed music. YouTube isn’t the only platform trying to allow its creators to use copyrighted music in their videos. If all of this sounds familiar to you, you’re not alone. Getting demonetized on videos has been a constant struggle for creators on the YouTube platform over the years - a pretty stark contrast to other social media platforms. More information about this feature is expected to come out “in the coming months.” ![]() And according to a YouTube Help article on the matter, this access to copyrighted music option is a current “feature experiment” that YouTube is still working on and is only being tested “with a limited set of creators” right now.
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