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Gallery: The Bleeding Edge 066: The Chris Pirillo and Ponzi Wedding

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Gallery: The Bleeding Edge 065: Sticks and Stones

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Gallery: The Bleeding Edge 064: Pinnacle Mobile Media Organizer

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Have you become addicted to YouTube? Do you strive for hits with your own entries into the world of video? Now you can actually earn some cash on Metacafe for your efforts with its Producer Rewards Program. For each rating of 3.0 and a thousand views, you receive $5.00. Get 200,000 of them, make a cool $1,000, and still retain the rights.  Metacafe claims that one of their top producers has earned over $25,000. They are joining the ranks of Revver, who offers a service that pairs your video with a targeted ad, then splits the revenue with you.

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Gallery: Show Your Stuff and Get Paid For It on Metacafe

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Gallery: Bleeding Edge 063: Nintendo Wii and Seattle Mind Camp

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Hey guys - so, in preparation for the holiday rush, with CES following afterwards, we have upgraded our server configuration. We are now hoping to stress-test the hell out of it to make sure all is well. This is where you guys come in.

We recently posted our video featuring the launch day of Nintendo Wii, which you can check out here. The video is linked to on Digg, and we are asking all of you to Digg it if you enjoy the video. If we make it to the front page of Digg, we can monitor what the huge traffic spike does to the servers, and can then adjust accordingly. Are you in?

If so, please head on over to Digg, and Digg this.

So, watch the video, and if you like it, Digg it. It will help us out more than you know, and have us fully prepared for CES 2007.

Thanks again everyone!

Gallery: Testing Our New Server Setup - You Can Help!

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Gallery: Bleeding Edge 062: Waiting For Wii - The Launch Day Experience

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Over at Unboxing, we just did a video showing the unboxing of a Belkin N1 networking set. The set includes the N1 802.11n-draft router along with N1 Wireless Notebook card. We were impressed with the way Belkin packaged the internals, so figured we would put the video up here as well. Enjoy - and head on over to Unboxing for more photos, videos, and the like.

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Gallery: Unboxing The Belkin N1 Router and Notebook Card

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Gallery: Bleeding Edge 061: A Look At Vizrea

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Verizon has announced that its Vcast service will be offering customers videos from YouTube beginning next month. The company claims that only 10% of the 20 million customers who have phones capable of supporting Vcast do so at this time, so Verizon is banking on the premise that we will pay to see cats falling off roofs and children doing stupid human tricks on our lunch hours.

Under the agreement, customers who pay a $15.00 monthly fee for Vcast can not only download videos, but can post them from their phones to YouTube by using a 5 digit code rather than an e-mail address.  Undoubtedly, Verizon is considering the possibility that this move will translate into more ca-ching in their cash box.

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Gallery: Verizon To Offer YouTube on Vcast

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