Facebook Gamers watch video ads to get virtual currency

May 6 morning in Beijing, Facebook will work with TrialPay, a social-gaming advertising company, to pay the players after watching video ads. Advertisers can advertise through TrialPay advertising platform Dealspot. If social game developers want to get extra pay, they can integrate dealspot in the game. When players play games, if they are willing to watch video ads (such as the Windows Phone 7 ads), they can get a certain amount of Facebook credits virtual currency.　　These virtual currencies can also be used for other Facebook applications. At present, Facebook does not force all Facebook games to use credits as a virtual currency, but from this summer onwards, Facebook will impose rigid rules. In addition to games, Dealspot videos will also appear elsewhere on Facebook.　　Users will also be able to see these ad videos when they are not playing games. Facebook hopes that by doing this, the number of users using credits can grow by 3% to 5%. While this is not a very high percentage, once users start using credits, they are likely to continue to use the virtual currency for shopping in the future, which will bring real revenue to Facebook. (D-Gold)