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PRS http://www.prsformusic.com and youtube have stuck a deal at last..

Each time you watch a music video on youtube in the uk the artist will now get some £ from youtube.

In march 2009 youtube in the uk took off the music video’s which you can read about here: click here

Today PRS and youtube are at last happy with the amount of money to be paid to each artist for each video view in the UK.

rickrolling should make rick astley some $$$$

I have yet to find out what google/youtube will be paying per video but it sounds like it a small amount.

Blog post from youtube with full detail here

2pm GMT Youtube will be launching a channel offering video’s with music of missing children..

The bbc says its going to be heavily moderated..

I’ll update this post once the bbc put some info on the news site..

ADDED:

Its now live..

http://uk.youtube.com/user/DontYouForgetAboutMe

The lauch of uk youtube is here…

 Google pushing it today by putting a linky on the google.co.uk homepage..

Screen shot:

 I links to the following part of the youtube site (the UK version)

Fun video with a old man to promote youtube…

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=d_qBU4fhYlc

ADDED…

Someone need to look after the comment spam:

If you don’t what the metro is it’s a FREE paper for Londoners in the morning.. Its the paper you read on the tube/bus on taxi..  

I was quite shocked to see it on the front cover but hey .. News is news..

Great article with the full detail over here:

http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/012704.html

An intersting article over at the the register about google buying youtube being moronic!

He’s some interesting quotes that court my attention.

Still, champagne glasses were clinking last night in one corner of an incestuous Silicon Valley company. Sequoia Capital, the sole investor in YouTube, has seen its $11.5m investment increase 140-fold. So not a bad day for Google Board member Michael Moritz, a partner at Seqoia Capital.

More…

The world’s biggest record company, Universal Music Group (UMG), and the second biggest Sony BMG, will license material to YouTube, we learned hours before the Google deal was officially confirmed. The UMG partnership sounds great on the surface, but less so on closer examination.

and more

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/10/10/google_youtube_analysis/

Enjoy