Yeah I always found the $25 a day number a little misleading too. I
don't think that this accounts for the hosting and bandwidth costs
either.
Bill Streeter
LO-FI SAINT LOUIS
www.lofistl.com
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On
Yeah, I forgot about those too...
-hosting/bandwidth
-equitment
-space
-time costs
It all ads up to not cheap... but we're leveragers... we all make
things work buy leveraging tools we already have for things we
need... i.e. Amanda's getting some good exposure... as is Andrew...
and I'm
Who says everything should be free (as in beer)?
If you want to do something, sometimes that requires an investment of
time/money.
Especially if you believe that the thing you're starting will actually
make money one day and you will be able to recoup your initial
investment.
-josh
On 1/3/06,
Be careful about thinking like this. I understand that nothing is
free, but it is a lot closer to $25/day once the equipment is paid
for than it is the huge distribution budgets of, say, Sony, or 20th
Century Fox.
Personally, I would like to see the $25/ day touted more, as that
makes it
(from a link from the link below) http://www.ipdemocracy.com/Therefore, if a content or application provider wants higher-speed, higher quality delivery to the customer, some kind of access payment would apply. What’s interesting is not this issue — it’s been widely reported — but a statement by
On 12/24/05, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been posting video online since 1998, you know back in the days of the Information Superhighway,and back then, in Dallas, a T1 line was $800.
Enter eBusiness and what happened? Bandwidth tripled in a year. Just like that, I was priced out
The point of the whole thing was that it was a noble cause when it was being developed, a noble cause led by people just like you, hell maybe even by you. It was going to be the information superhighway then. Then the market took over. There were benefits of the market taking over, for sure, but
Let's all for a moment take off our community videoblogging hatsand put on a Google Video business hat. Om Malik has a goodperspective as to what Google Video is intending to do...http://gigaom.com/2005/12/15/google-video-a-new-cash-machine/bdc--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael
