You become a youtube partner you get paid x amount (it varies from partner to partner) per thousand views of a single video. ranges from 50c to $5 you get paid per comment per linked video and x amount per x amount channel visits Then you can do your own deals with outside companies, so their cameras are probably sponsored Eddie Hearn has said he before he paid for Kugan to go watch broner flights and every thing.
that must be the best Kuggan Hearn interview some proper questions where asked for a change instead of the banter between the both which usually makes good viewing because they seem to be quite good friends
This is it. A good example is SecondsOut.com. If you look at Youtube/boxing you will see that it belongs to SecondsOut.com. Robert Waterman (promoter and owner) was the guy interviewing Frank ****** the other day in the video posted here. They are Youtube's official partner and boxing channel.
Because some people are biased themselves. I notice DF has kept away from this thread rather than admit he is wrong about something!
Can I just thank Eddie Hearn for asking this question: 2 min 40 sec http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsPjiH8-gRk
Why is Kugan so reluctant to answer about the business side of iFilm? I think Eddie was actually seriously asking him in the weigh-in interview....
I'd like to know as well. I saw Longcount (who knows this shiz) talk of various streams of income but I can't understand how it would equate to an amount to cover the expense of traveling, hotels e.t.c. when most of their clips don't even reach the thousands. They have built up decent contacts and are a reliable source of content, maybe that is the value that they have built without running a profit, dunno. I like iFilm btw, I wish them well, but they must have some sort of backing?