"...the deal is constructed the way YouTube used to approach “premium”
content-makers: A simple Internet real estate + revenue sharing deal.
That is, AOL gives YouTube access to the stuff it’s already making,
and sells the YouTube inventory itself. The clips will run using
YouTube’s player, and the two companies split revenue."
from All Things Digital
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Will AOL be selling the YouTube inventory - or Blinkx?...
Monday 1 October 2012
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