YouTube Killer (Media Portal w/ Revenue Sharing)
MattPF writes "eefoof.com is a user-submitted content site similar to YouTube/Google Video which allows users to submit Videos, Images, Flash and Audio while receiving a share of the site's ad revenue. For example, if someone uploads a really popular video that accounts for a lot of traffic in a given month, the user will receive a good portion of the video ad revenue for the month. Could this be the YouTube killer?"
Can we stop using the phrase ______-killer? A product can have weight on its own merit, and some companies to coexist even if there is a clear top dog (google, anyone?).
If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.-TJ
What is to stop anyone from going to YouTube, searching for the most popular videos of the moment and uploading them to the new site. They would then be getting Ad money for videos that didn't belong to them.
These clowns have been spamming this junk all over the Net today.
Creating fake accounts, pretending to be people jumping on the bandwagon, etc.
Die, spammers, die.
Holy shit! Have these people ever heard of is_resource()?
And what about prepending mysql_connect with a @ to hide the error messages from naughty boys who you don't want knowing the location of your web dir and your mysql socket?It's not often that I'm out-noobed in PHP, but these guys have managed it.
If they can't survive a slashdotting of their front page, how are they going stream large media files to an audience big enough that the revenue share we would get would is an amount greater than a couple cents?