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According to the recent data from Forrester Research the percentage of US Internet users contributing to social media sites decreased significantly as compared with the previous year.

This means that companies need to find ways to re-engage those U.S. Internet users who have stopped participating on their social media sites.

Users who post their video on YouTube will now be able to add music to their videos for a reasonable commission. YouTube now supports a site called FriendlyMusic from RumbleFish. The site lets YouTube users purchase a lifetime license to edit songs into their videos. Users can find the music composition they like, pay for mp3 and use it in their video clips. Once the user purchases the song from the site it remains licensed for unlimited views.

On its official blog YouTube says the following:

As many online users still wonder how they can participate in the YouTube Partner Program that allows an individual to earn thousands of dollars in return for creating short video clips the project team decided to arrange a questions casting to allow users ask their questions.

Google Moderator allows interested parties to submit questions and/or vote on the ones other people put forward. The action is valid through 5 PM PT on April 13th.