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Related tags: youtube [+], share [+], revenue [+], paid [+]
Hooray for Google who, instead of seeing user generated content as something you should rape and pillage (which is how most big companies look at your work) YouTube, owned by Google, decides to share revenue with folks who put videos up on its service. I first saw this on Mathew Ingram’s blog. But it’s the topic of conversation over on TechMeme.
Imagine if photographers got paid for Flickr’ing. Or, Wordpress’ers get paid for blogging.
Hmmm.