YouTube starts paying for users

The world's most popular online video service has shared profits for about 40 most active content contributors on the site such as LisaNova, HappySlip, Smosh . and this book is still continuing to expand.

' We appreciate the improvement in content created by the YouTube community and we want to make them our partners, or user-partners, ' Jamie Byrne, YouTube's product marketing manager. , said.

In order to be paid and become a user-partner, users must post short films produced by themselves with mobile phones, cameras .

This idea has been implemented for a long time by some other online video sites, such as Metacafe rewarding the most popular 'amateur filmmakers' on the site, while Revver is more democratic when extracting 20% ​​of profits for any Who posted the video attracted the ad, then divided the remaining number between them and the creator of that content.