Place Your Bets. Shark Eats Octopus. Octopus Eats Shark.

ByNalts

Put your vote in before you watch it or it’s cheating. Here it is.

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Yet Another “Share Revenue” Video Site

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The Definitive Guide to Turning Video to Cash

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Promoting Your Online Video Content

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Since there's no model that has high traffic (YouTube) AND pay-for-content (Revver), this has been my strategy for making money through online video. Use it as your own risk. Create good stuff. I'm hit or miss, and still experimenting. Since I'm not interested in making sexy videos, I focus on humor. Sometimes topical, sometimes corny,…

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Copyright Law, YouTube and Creative Commons

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