--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Roxanne Darling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for stating that Enric. I don't think much of anything is
inherently evil. Life is about context, and in that sense, anything is
possible. It is in the specifics that we find ourselves making
choices. I
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Roxanne Darling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for stating that Enric. I don't think much of anything is
inherently evil. Life is about context, and in that sense, anything is
possible. It is in the specifics that we find ourselves making
choices. I
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, caroosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great thoughts. I'll give you a developer's perspective about ads
being dynamically inserted inline with audio and video files. And
this goes to the heart of the whole New Media movement, which is about
empowering
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I have to disagree with you Ads placed around the video I think
is more distracting than a preroll or post rollwhy would I watch
a video 16X9 and in the black bar areas there is a bunch of ads
placed there? I
Yikes - it's almost the rise of the red scare in here. We've mainly
been using web video FOR advertising purposes - I guess we're evil
because of it in the eyes of some here. We say we produce original
content but it's usually sponsored by someone, either directly to
support a product in a
Advertising is flawed by definition, corrupt in its basic premise, a premise
that in a pinch, excludes truth.
One cannot accept money toward one's survival and in the pinch - when it
really matters - tell the sad truth about the advertiser.
It's all fine and dandy until the advertiser screws up.
You summarized it beautifully Jan. Simple, if not easy. And easier for
some than others. Beach Walks - as a show - was founded on the
principle of don't get invested in the results of what you do. It
takes guts on some days, on other days it is utterly liberating. Your
words are going on my
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jan McLaughlin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Advertising is flawed by definition, corrupt in its basic premise, a
premise
that in a pinch, excludes truth.
One cannot accept money toward one's survival and in the pinch - when it
really matters - tell the sad
From my response on the blog comments:
Since some on here and the videoblogging group have the view that
advertising is evil. I want to state I don't share that philosophy.
Advertising is essential in informing on the talent and capability one
wants to exchange with someone else's products of
Thanks for stating that Enric. I don't think much of anything is
inherently evil. Life is about context, and in that sense, anything is
possible. It is in the specifics that we find ourselves making
choices. I see so much opportunity for formerly disparate groups of
people to reinvent business
That's funny, I was going to rush over here and say, Hey everyone!
You're missing a great post that Enric wrote on his blog! : )
http://lucidmedia.cirne.com/index.php/2007/03/02/the-case-against-advertising-in-net-video/
The point is not which Ads are placed in videos, but that videos are
interrupted with Ads. I think some companies (new and old) developing
new media tools are missing (sometimes intentionaly) the point of why
people love pop-up blockers and ad blockers. Why a clean minimal
google search with
Hello,
I understand what you are saying now.
On 3/2/07, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The point is not which Ads are placed in videos, but that videos are
interrupted with Ads. I think some companies (new and old) developing
new media tools are missing (sometimes intentionaly) the point
Sorry I have to disagree with you Ads placed around the video I think
is more distracting than a preroll or post rollwhy would I watch
a video 16X9 and in the black bar areas there is a bunch of ads
placed there? I know I woundn't.
Or course I don't think advertising is evil like a lot
I hate Pre-Roll ads but if I know its a video about anna nicole or britney
spears, damn it, I¹ll wait for the goodstuff.
If your content tease is bad, then pre-roll ads aren¹t going to work.
Zulma
On 3/2/07 3:06 PM, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I have to disagree with you
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry I have to disagree with you Ads placed around the video I think
is more distracting than a preroll or post rollwhy would I watch
a video 16X9 and in the black bar areas there is a bunch of ads
placed there? I
Advertising is going to happen. I think we can all accept that fact. How
it's going to happen is the next phase of this adventure we're on.
I agree that ads need to be somehow attached to the video. Whether that's
through pre/mid/post roll, product placement, or some other way we have yet
to
Great thoughts. I'll give you a developer's perspective about ads
being dynamically inserted inline with audio and video files. And
this goes to the heart of the whole New Media movement, which is about
empowering people to connect around content, and making that content
as accessible and usable
Generally, I have to agree with Bill here.
On the web, there are many ways to use ads with video. I think it remains
to be seen which will be the most well received approach, again generally
speaking. Enric is likely correct in pointing out that mid-roll ads will
not prove to be popular when
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