YouTube shares the wealth
 

If you create and post slick videos on YouTube and have a devoted following of online fans - even ify're just watching you li-synch in your parents' basement - you could make money from your efforts.

Google's YouTube division announced it would begina revenue-sharing program for people whose videos bcome big hits, including Internet celebrities who use pseudo-nymbs LisaNova, renetto and HappySlip.

A growing number of videographers are producing sophisticated series, sequels, concept videos and sitcoms for the internet. May of the shows have developed a cult following around the world, and corporations want to place advertisements near their videos.

What you guys think about this?

Peace

Ass

I don't really like a business that bases it's entire model off copyright infingement.