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Un concurrent de Youtube et de MySpace, pas très connu, REVVER, se fait un énorme coup de pub en annonçant qu'ils viennent de distribuer 1 million de dollars aux meilleurs fournisseurs de vidéos de leur site. Les gars du bonbon Mentos dans le coca ont pris 50 000 dollars...
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube and MySpace video
mavens, take note: Lesser-known video-sharing site Revver is offering
more than just fame — it's throwing in fortune, too.
Revver will announce on Thursday that it has paid $1 million to more than 25,000 people who have posted their work since last September, or added Revver video links to their blogs and websites. "Post a video … get a check," says Revver CEO Kevin Wells. Big payouts:
•The biggest paycheck — $50,000 for 15 clips — went to two guys from Maine who inserted a Mentos mint into a bottle of Diet Coke (KO) and watched it explode.
•Utah-based Blendtec has received about $15,000 for clips that highlight weird things emulsified into oblivion in the company's blenders — Apple iPhones (AAPL), lighters, even a whole chicken.
•Blogger Justine Ezarik, who made a splash a few weeks ago with her tale of a 300-page iPhone bill, will see $5,000 from Revver for posting the clip.