BBC revealed a new program to share revenue of YouTube Ads with their contributors based on the AdSense API. The new initiative came to reward creativity and invite more users to share their videos to an audience of ten millions. You have probably a fortune waiting for you in Youtube, but there is no details about how revenue will be shared with users.
YouTube founder Chad Hurley confirmed to the BBC that his team was working on a revenue-sharing mechanism that would “reward creativity”.
The system would be rolled out in a couple of months, he said, and use a mixture of adverts, including short clips shown ahead of the actual film.
