Thanks for the input guys!
To Steve,
Keep in mind that some creators don't want you to host their video on
your site because they are counting on traffic to their site to get
viewer counts and ad views, while others pay for bandwidth and more
views cost them money.
I'm actually aware of
This is a very interesting topic...
If you open up your content to free syndication, how much control can
you retain?
In the friendly blogroll sense, it can be governed by netiquette and
friendly emails. But can that scale?
I have experience in the adult web world where appropriating
content
On Sun, Mar 26, 2006 at 12:24:58PM -0500, Melanie Morgan wrote:
I'd be interested in what Geek Entertainment TV thinks of the
method?
you used to post one of their interviews.
http://www.newmediacollective.org/2006/03/
sxsw2006_blogging_while_black.html
Looks like you
Thanks Eddie for the feedback.
FYI: I actually had linked to your original post as well as to the site in the credit line. The permalink's located on the date (March 19, 2006). Since I had the site link in the entry text already, I removed it from the credit line and just kept the permalink.
There's a handful of people out there that republish our stuff
without regard for attribution and linkbacks.
In terms of attribution and linkbacks, I'm a firm believer in The
Golden Rule. Just good karma. However, like you said, it's all about
folks finding your site regardless.
Your site
