Video deal called signal of industry shift
This is a game changer,” Berman said. “This takes us from a world of ‘no’ to a world of ‘yes,’ where the audience gets to curate content, express and share it as they choose, while copyright holders are not only respected, they get to make money.”
Auditude Chief Executive Adam Cahan, a former executive of both Google and MTV Networks, said he joined the company a year ago when it was still based in Los Angeles because he was intrigued by the prospect of helping media companies reach their fans across the Web. He already has signed Warner Bros.
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