Making content pay

Another Reuters (via Boston.com) story about video sharing notes how martial arts expert Joe Eigo made $25,000 from the five million views of a video he posted on Metacafe.com.

Video sharing sites are starting to share the wealth, with YouTube anouncing revenue-sharing recently.

http://www.dovetail.tv is one. They’re aiming for high quality.

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