  In a Billboard interview, Doug Morris says YouTube's
advertising rates aren't cutting it so he's considering creating
his own music video portal.  Greg Sandoval    --Doug Morris,
CEO, Universal Music Group  "With YouTube, the quality (of
video) isn't great; it gets low [cost per thousand, or CMP],"
Morris, 69, told Billboard. "On the other hand, more
professional (services) get a higher CPM. So the idea of us
getting tied into a lower CPM isn't a smart thing. Why would you
want to be in the middle of music-generated product that doesn't
demand high CPMs? I haven't made up my mind completely."  Last
month, CNET News broke the story that Universal was working on a
Hulu-esque site that would feature videos and other content from
the label's artists. Sources familiar with the plan told CNET
that Morris had for a long time believed that the company should
look at music videos as a revenue generator instead of just a
promotional tool. They said he has recently grown dissatisfied
with the ad money coming from YouT