Revver, a project that includes the awesome Ian Clarke, the hacker behind the Freenet freedom-of-speech network, has just launched. Ben describes it as "a Flickr for video, a site to allow uploading and viewing of video media. The site allows for tagging and ratings, but clicked banner ads also send small change to the creators themselves."
(Thanks, Ben!)
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