It's funny, I can remember a time on this list when anyone talking about "ads" in videoblogs would start a huge flame war, I even remember a video Jay did talking about his mom and this very serious thing and then he went into this whole "sponsered by Coke" thing...
The times are truly are a changing...lol This message has been brought to you by GE and Comcast, making our lives a little better each day through greenspace and copyright protection. Heath http://heathparks.com/blog --- In [email protected], Adrian Miles <adrian.mi...@...> wrote: > > My only advice here is > > a) you have to sign an agreement to host your stuff through the service > b) a standard clause in all such agreements is the one that says these > terms may change > > So what you think you signed up for will change (quite quickly, there > are projects that map the changes in user agreements and they > generally change *a lot*). > > On 16/12/2009, at 10:36 AM, caminofilm wrote: > > > Recently a fellow filmmaker contacted me about 5min.com. He had > > concerns about them putting his videos on other sites like > > Bukisa.com and Watchdoit, something that wasn't discussed when he > > gave permission for 5min's to use his vids. > > > > There are only two sites that I would recommend to video producers > > with regard to ad revenue. Youtube and blinkx. Other sites (like > > blip.tv) despite running ads in my videos, have never returned one > > cent! > > > > As an Australian, dealing with these online video sites (based in > > locations as diverse as Israel and the US) what legal recourse to I > > have to checking a video sites accounting practices, and withdrawing > > my content? > > > > > cheers > Adrian Miles > adrian.mi...@... > Program Director, Bachelor of Communication Honours > vogmae.net.au >
