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"Via my email (and Silicon Beat) comes word that Atom Films has re-released its AddictingClips site, and is now accepting submissions from users.  This is exactly what content companies need to do: realize that there is more creativity outside of the company than within it, and start to leverage those edge competencies.  From the site:\nAddictingClips (AC) is a free entertainment site where you can find cool clips (videos, Flash animations, Flash games, etc...) from around the Web, and upload your own. You can spend hours here just watching stuff.  Plus, if you've got clips of your own, AC is a great place to upload and share them because we've got millions of users who are looking for fun stuff. If your clip is popular you could get earn money through our Cash For Clips program.\nAddicting clips is both an aggregator and a host.  Like VideoBomb, it acts as a \"Digg for Video\", bringing together content from other sites.  But it also provides hosting and cellphone uploads, making it more like YouTube and Google Video.  \nWhat's interesting here is that they're going to cherry-pick the best content and pay creators $250 for it.  It will then appear over on AtomFilms, where they can presumably monetize the heck out of it.  This is yet more revenue sharing*, and indicative of a wider trend - long may it continue!\n*Of course, seemingly random jackpots are not the ideal rev share model from the creator's perspective."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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