Revenue share is a deciding factor for budding film markers looking to post their work on a video site.
VideoJug on MySpace
We’re big fans of VideoJug at Cimex Content. It’s a great example of how the web can provide genuinely useful - and searcheable - advice for users.
This week City A.M. reported that VideoJug has teamed up with MySpaceTV for a content deal. We couldn’t find anything about the deal’s financial terms or revenue share - namely, whether any subsequent revenue is passed on to the makers of videos.
Revenue share is a deciding factor for budding film markers looking to post their work on a video site, as is the platform’s ability to distribute the director’s work to as many people as possible.
From learning how to cook the perfect roast dinner to advice on how to survive a run-in with the undead, VideoJug has pretty much everything you need to survive:
If you’re not familiar with VideoJug, they’re a bit like AOL UK’s ‘Show Me’ advice videos:
Visit AOL UK’s Show Me service
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