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Wildscreen is a new video site hoping to combine quality content with a social media network. With a focus on quality instead of quantity, Wildscreen distances itself from the YouTube crowd by offering a space in which users can upload as much content as they want, with customized and branded channels.
Aimed at filmmakers, Wildscreen is also hoping to entice users in with the offering of full ownership of the channel, including 100% of the ad revenue going directly to that operator of the video channel. With no upload limitations or revenue splits, wilidscreen's offering is just different enough to likely catch someone's attention, as individuals are being presented with a number of experimental alternatives to the monetization of their online video content.
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The included networking features are pretty basic, though heavily tied into the site's categorization and navigation. By that I mean that your profile actually acts as your channel, streaming all the content you've uploaded. This can limit the possibilities of content distribution from the user's standpoint, as they're unable to make multiple channels featuring different content, with this particular format. And vice versa, the user's profile channel has little way in which to determine what types of content are available for viewing purposes.