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2007 was very good to Kevin Rose and Jay Adelson, who parlayed Digg's fame and fortune into Revision3's on-demand Net video programming model.

Over 103 million clips traveled to web browsers from Revision3 during 2007, the company announced today. Even better, the website reached the people advertisers want to find: 18-34 year old males.

"Our programming delivers an unprecedented 100 percent unaided sponsor recall, and 4 out of every 10 viewers have purchased product or services from our sponsors," said Brad Murphy, VP of Advertising Sales for Revision3, said in a statement. "That’s a phenomenal return on their investment."

Revision3 has a following among the bleeding-edge techies out there. The popular Diggnation videos, The GigaOM Show, and Tekzilla all appear in the Revision3 lineup.

They have secured deals with brand names like Sony, H-P, and Virgin America in building up the Revision3 portfolio. The company has several outlets for syndicating its work, including iTunes and YouTube.

"The new world of Internet television left up to the media moguls of the world is about as cool as your dad's Facebook page," Revision3 said. They could be right, depending on who one's dad might be, of course.