Dailymotion, aka "the French YouTube," has launched in the U.S. with a twist: it will pay its most popular submitters, according to Mashable. It is following the path of MetaCafe, Break and others in rewarding consumer creators. YouTube has plans to begin giving a select group of popular creators a cut of ad revenue. More ...
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July 10, 2007
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