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YouTube is preparing to move its original programming out from behind its paywall. According to reports from The Hollywood Reporter and Variety on Monday, which the company confirmed, Google’s video site will change its strategy around originals starting next year. Instead of requiring a monthly subscription, YouTube Originals will become free and ad-supported, like most of the content available on YouTube today.

The company is referring to this new strategy of making its original content free as “Single Slate” as it’s unifying its Premium Originals and ad-supported initiatives into a single programming effort that, by 2020, will provide free “windows” for all YouTube users across its slate.

In other words, the changes won’t impact all YouTube Originals right away.

Variety notes that some originals will still be behind a paywall in 2019, including season 2 of “Cobra Kai,” based on the “Karate Kid” movies. However, by 2020, all YouTube Originals will be available for free to YouTube’s nearly 2 billion monthly users.

This change signals that YouTube’s efforts in original video haven’t fared as well as hoped, in light of the hefty competition in original programming from the major streamers, like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. YouTube’s budget, rumored to be in the hundreds of millions per year, was far smaller than those of its on-demand video rivals, which are spending billions on programming. That made it harder for the site to compete on quality, scripted fare.

YouTube began streaming original series and movies back in 2016 for subscribers to its then-called YouTube Red service. (The service has been rebranded since as YouTube Premium, and costs $11.99 per month). But it had its challenges almost immediately. One of its most high-profile shows from PewDiePie had to be cancelled after the popular vlogger posted anti-Semitic content to his channel, for example.

The lineup later expanded beyond YouTube fare with shows, films and other specials featuring Ellen DeGeneres, Kevin Hart, Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and more. It also released bigger budget shows like “Origin,” from the production company behind Netflix’s “The Crown ” and “Step U

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