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Online video is growing, as well as young stars, who first found the video on YouTube audience, such as Fred (Lucas Cruikshank) and iJustine. Both are part of the digital studio collective, a talent management company of some sort of movie stars video over the Internet. Today, announcing the collective is an exclusive distribution agreement with Blip.tv on behalf of the video artists, who can choose in this deal. Other makers of video-conferencing with the signing of Blip.tv, including orange and annoying Freddie and George

Add videos to the collective arsenal of Blip.tv 's is large. Blip.tv is currently serving the views of about 300 million videos per month. Web shows that the collective brings to the table to attract about 200 million views a month. There is some overlap slightly, but Chief Executive Michael Blip.tv Hudack expects the deal will help to flash through the views in each line 500000000 month by the end of the year.

Blip.tv will manage the distribution of online videos on YouTube channels, for Blip.TV, and to sites that will be created for each video artist if you do not already have Blip.tv will also sell video ads, which will be split with between the producers and of the collective. (This division is typical for Blip.tv 50/50). Blip.tv video showing the best can be secured, and the high it can charge advertisers through its network.

Deal is in line with the redesign Blip.TV you recently, considered the video destination site where people can find the best original Web series. And will appear in a video found on YouTube, Blip.TV, and sites for the shows. And more places where they can find, the better. Although most of the ideas likely to remain on YouTube, which is to increase its focus on networks that support such Blip.tv.

These videos are still very cheap to make. "It depends on how much you pay yourself," says Freddie Wong. Cruickshank says its budget in the exhibition, about $ 5. "If you are in need of support, and I go to the dollar store," he says. But now, there will be a copy of the animated show him, which would cost very little more to produce.