I went down a rabbit hole looking at kids @YouTube this evening with my nephews. I kept seeing the same videos over and over again… but on completely different channels. Same animations Same voiceovers Same titles Same shorts Sometimes just in a different order. And these aren’t small channels either. A lot of them have: 1M subscribers some closer to 10M millions of views on Shorts Here are a few I came across: Mini Yum Chef Quizzlepop-LearnPlay ThinkDoos Growziki BillyBlipBoss KittyToonZoo SmartJoLetsLearn KIDZOKI_official FundzyBits LittleFlipZoo PlayToon_Learn_Play dadadoo-learn-play VocaToonFun SmileToonKids EmilysPlayhouse-LearningVideos Fixy-Mixy ChupiChapa_ FriendToon- Learn & Play Leo’s Playtime BiBiLo Play Today PurrToonFun ChakaKidsPlay And honestly the list keeps going. If you search a bit, you start recognising the same clips everywhere. What it looks like (from the outside at least): One set of videos being reused across a lot of different channels. Each one tweaks things slightly: Different channel name Same titles clips reordered not even minor edits Then they just post a lot and see what sticks. And it works. Especially with kids content where repetition is normal and people don’t really question whether they’ve seen something before. I was wondering how this fits with the rules on @YouTubeCreators around reused or mass-produced content. Given this is a "network" From what I can tell, the network re-shares many videos, and I am assuming monetisation? So you end up with a lot of these channels networks doing well. They even have an identity Recognisable characters, I keep seeing the same "actors" volume and very very low variation. If you’re building in this space, it raises a pretty simple question: Do you try to compete on volume like this, or actually build something people recognise and come back to? Curious if others have noticed the same thing. oh and here is a small graph of channels sharing a common content pool

So @CiscoSecure went around all the rooms of the @Hilton at @OneRSAC at night to place one time use - small lcd video of their CEO delivering a message … loads of waste - let’s look what’s inside

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