YouTube is going to share revenue collected from banner ads with the indie video creators on whose pages the ads appear. However, this will be in extremely limited fashion — rolling out tomorrow with just 20 to 40 top producers on the site, such as Lonelygirl15,… Read More »
Archive for May 3, 2007
YouTube is going to start helping some of its indie video content creators make money, starting tomorrow. The company will launch a program that puts the creators of some of the more popular YouTube channels — including Lonelygirl15, LisaNova, HappySlip, renetto,
It’s official: Spider-Man 3 has appeared online as an unauthorized download on public torrent trackers ahead of the release in theaters across the U.S. Just today, VCDQuality indexed two slightly different versions from the same source in China, presumably, as the recording is in… Read More »
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the geniuses who are keeping patent attorneys in caviar, champagne and corniches, have something to say to you: If you are using peer-to-peer networks, then you are breaking the law. In fact, they have published a study to prove… Read More »
Some Intel-Mac users are having Joost problems which is showing some strange error messages, reports NewTeeVee. After loading the software, many folks, including me, have not been able to log into the service. Joost CEO Fredrik de Wahl in NTV comments writes, “Yes, we’re… Read More »
Even as the commission he leads pumps out reports about the harmful effects of violence on old TV, don’t expect FCC chairman Kevin Martin to try to extend the agency’s regulatory reach to video on the Internet. “We don’t play any role in regulating content on… Read More »
Broadband can finally declare victory over dial-up in the U.S. AT&T and Comcast are #1 and #2 when it comes to how Americans connect to the Internet. AOL dial-up, which for nearly a decade dominated the Internet landscape is dying a slow lingering death.
AT&T,
Apologies to all of you who’ve requested invites to Joost. We’d love to let you into the service, but over the past few days we have had trouble launching the application ourselves. I’d had no problems running earlier versions, but these days can’t even get the… Read More »
WebWorkerDaily: 3 Ways of getting email without spam WebWorkerDaily: The Vacation Dilemma Found+READ: What’s in a name? For a start-up everything NewTeeVee: MySpace, the tv-network for minisodes NewTeeVee: Sell your content with Cruxy Read More »
What’s an aspiring Windows SideShow developer to do with so few Windows SideShow hardware devices actually available? I suppose you could pine away for an i-mate Ultimate smartphone which doubles… Read More »
There are many good reasons to use Thunderbird 2 as your default desktop email client. Mozilla’s Thunderbird feature page lists some of them: advanced views, decent searching, security, junk mail screening, RSS feeds, add-on plugins and themes, cross-platform versions, and more. However, there is one… Read More »
Have you ever wanted to star in a sitcom? Have you ever wanted to be effigized as a puppet? Well now you can kill two birds with one stone. Brian Hogg of DotBoom, everyone’s favorite puppet show about life at web production… Read More »
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