No interest will be assessed on the promotional purchase balance (including shipping and taxes) if you pay the promotional purchase balance in full within the applicable 12 month promotional period. This payment equals the promotional purchase amount (which is shown as Example purchase price above) divided by 12 (excluding taxes and shipping charges).The Suggested Equal Monthly Payment shown with your Google Store Financing account may be greater than the required minimum monthly payment that will be on your billing statement when you use the 12 month promotional financing offer. See “Deferred Interest Promotions with Minimum Monthly Payments” in section 2 of the Google Store Financing Credit Card account Agreement. Existing account holders should see their credit card account agreement for their applicable terms. All other (regular) purchases, APR is 29.99%. For new accounts: Phone purchases (any transaction that includes a phone) APR is 0.00%. Standard account terms apply to non promotional purchases and, after this promotion ends, to your promotional purchase. Upon launching Video Hub App (VHA) for the first time, a wizard will guide you through the simple process of creating a new video file collection, called 'hub'. It allows you to easily browse, search, sort, and organize your collection of videos. If you do not, interest will be assessed on the promotional purchase balance from the date of the purchase.ĭepending on the purchase amount and payment allocation, the required minimum monthly payments may or may not pay off the purchase by the end of the promotional period. Think of Video Hub App as YouTube on your own computer. No interest will be assessed on the promotional purchase balance (including shipping and taxes) if you pay the promotional purchase balance in full within the applicable 6 month promotional period. * The amount of a single transaction regular purchase is determined before taxes and shipping are added to the purchase and before any discounts are applied. If the promotional purchase amount is not paid in full within the applicable promotional period, interest will be charged to your account from the purchase date and your total payments will be greater than the amount of the promotional purchase amount. Your total payments will equal the amount of the promotional purchase amount. This would pay off the promotional purchase amount within the applicable promotional period, but only if there are no other balances on your account at any time during the promotional period and you make your payments on time.This payment equals the promotional purchase amount (which is shown as Example purchase price above) divided by 6 (excluding taxes and shipping charges).While the company intends to eventually let creators and publishers earn money off of their long-form videos on the platform, it is yet to figure out ad monetisation and revenue share.The Suggested Equal Monthly Payment shown with your Google Store Financing account may be greater than the required minimum monthly payment that will be on your billing statement when you use the 6 month promotional financing offer. Interestingly, even though the official launch of the new feature is believed to be in less than a couple of weeks from now, Instagram hasn’t apparently finalized its monetization plans just yet. According to a source quoted by the report, Instagram isn’t looking to create an “InstaGame of Thrones”, and instead, is focusing on starting more of a YouTube competitor than anything else. All of the videos will be in vertical orientation and 4K resolution, but users shouldn’t expect the production values to rival HBO or Netflix. The Facebook-owned photo-sharing platform is understood to be meeting with social media influencers, content creators and others to strike up partnerships for the launch. Interestingly, though, while WSJ interpreted ‘user-generated videos’ as candid clips uploaded by amateurs, TechCrunch is saying they will be on par with professionally-produced videos in terms of quality, as is seen on popular YouTube channels.
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