[…] User created video sharing site Revver has landed an intriguing partnership with a new UK TV station called FameTV. Revver users will be able to opt-in for TV broadcast and those selected will be shown on FameTV. Viewers will vote for their favorites by SMS and revenue sent to Revver will be split 50/50 with the video publishers. […]

[…] Looks quite interesting - Revver has announced that content uploaded to them can be syndicated to FAME TV. […]

[…] Revver’s new (ad)venture with real, actual, broadcast television has taken user-centric media content closer to a sustainable revenue model. On the blog (layout edited for readability): Here’s how it works: If you’ve opted in to the Revver broadcast channel, you might be selected by the fine folks at FameTV to have your video broadcast on FameTV. […]

[…] Is still as I joked and hinted to earlier - Yahoo buys Revver! Now the article link is of course talking about a great move that Revver just made hooking up with a UK TV station. Just remember - if the statement actually happens (Yahoo Buys Revver!) , please remember where you just read that - well anyone from Yahoo with some influence at least! […]

[…] ユーザビデオ共有サイトの「Revver」はイギリスのテレビ局「Fame TV」と興味ある提携に致った。 Revverのユーザーはテレビでの放映許可が与えられ、選ばれたものはFame TVで放映される。視聴者はSMS（携帯電話のショートメッセージサービス）で好きな番組に投票、Revverが得た収益はビデオパブリッシャーと50/50で折半する。これは、PodShowのSirius broadcastsや（訳注：デジタルラジオ放送 “シリウスサテライトラジオSirius Satellite Radio”のユーザーに、世界のトップポッドキャスティングを独占的に配信する提携のことを指す）、ポッドキャストに力を入れているラジオ局KYOUとTivoのRocketboomなどによってこれまで弾みがついてきた提携のパターン。 […]

[…] User created video sharing site Revver has landed an intriguing partnership with a new UK TV station called FameTV. Revver users will be able to opt-in for TV broadcast and those selected will be shown on FameTV. Viewers will vote for their favorites by SMS and revenue sent to Revver will be split 50/50 with the video publishers. […]

[…] Interesting news that Revver is to partner with UK TV company FameTV to air user-created clips on the channel. Viewers will be able to send SMS messages voting for their favourites. As with its advertising, Revver will share the revenue 50-50 with the clips’ creators. […]

In order to work with Revver, what video file needs to be uploaded to FAME TV? The Quicktime File with Revverized ads?

[…] User created video sharing site Revver has landed an intriguing partnership with a new UK TV station called FameTV. Revver users will be able to opt-in for TV broadcast and those selected will be shown on FameTV. Viewers will vote for their favorites by SMS and revenue sent to Revver will be split 50/50 with the video publishers. […]

Revver is really leading the pact in creating sustainable business models for content creators. This is so efficient and exctitng..thank goodness at least one of the 200 video sharing sites out there is respecting creator’s rights and compensating them… I see creators making a living off of their work directly without the need for studios.. WELL DONE REVVER!!! KEEP IT UP!

YAHOO get out your checkbook!

[…] User created video sharing site Revver has landed an intriguing partnership with a new UK TV station called FameTV. Revver users will be able to opt-in for TV broadcast and those selected will be shown on FameTV. Viewers will vote for their favorites by SMS and revenue sent to Revver will be split 50/50 with the video publishers. […]

[…] rather that sit through the Late Late show for the puppini sisters I just TV’ed it of myspace from the sharon osbourne show. do I get a reduction in tv licence fee for this? no; someone must still make the content and pay the camera men; or do RTE just lose a viewer of adverts; I already own a renault; if I watch content on a network divorced from its creator, how does its creator monetise on it. ? So tv eye balls are moving to you tubed content and YouTube (google) content is moving to TV. Well if not YouTube then Revver content; rev2.org reports In what seems like a significant move, online user-generated content player Revver has teamed up with FameTV, which is set to launch in the UK on November 6th as part of their Sky Digital Network and promises to be the world’s first channel to run fully on user-generated content. The official details can be found on the Revver blog. […]

[…] Our very first partnership with a broadcast television station launches this week. Fame TV, the world’s first user-generated television channel debuts this week on the UK’s Sky Digital network. If you’ve opted in (on your Revver profile page) to be included in broadcast distribution, your video just might show up on Fame TV. […]

[…] The internet is also happy to retrofit all forms of traditional mediums into new, interactive ones. Mail becomes email. TV becomes IPTV with user generated networks, while radio becomes mp3 playlists and radio such as Pandora.com. Magazines, newsletters and press releases become RSS feeds. Telephone becomes VOIP. […]