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Another video upload service plans to start paying contributors for their efforts.
The new video uploading service has a cool idea: split ad revenues with video creators 50/50.
The IPTV subscription service offers over 200 channels of ethnic/international television from more than 65 countries.
The Time Warner-owned Court TV is just the latest cable channel to provide online video coverage.
A crafty Ohio judge is using YouTube as a tool to shame criminals and to teach children about the law.
Peer Impact mixes features of P2P networks and video subscription services, and also pays users who redistribute content.
Fans who missed the premier of Blade the TV series can download it for free on iTunes before July 11.
A plain old Xbox can be used to set up the ultimate, downloadable television viewing system.
Director Kevin Smith has employed some creative online marketing for the upcoming Clerks 2.
Nickelodeon is rated as the number one cable network for total viewers, and continues to expand into the digital market.
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