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YouTube Battles with Rogue Web Stars

5 Jun 2009 / Daisy Whitney

YouTube is cracking down on Web stars who try to sell ads against their YouTube views without paying YouTube its required revenue share.

Some YouTube celebrities are selling branded deals based on their YouTube views, circumventing the site. That can violate the partner deal, according to this week's New Media Minute.

Daisy Whitney

Editor's note:  New Media Minute is Daisy's weekly series which is produced and sponsored separately from Beet.TV. We are delighted to publish the series here.   Andy Plesser

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