> So, how do you deal with a competing 'revolution'?
Historically, one of two ways. 1) An Army, 2) A team of well-trained
assassins (the American way I should say) :). Honestly, the competition
isn't exactly fierce, and I don't know that either side is competing
against the other. They're fairly complimentary in my mind, although
like I said in my email, I don't know that reducing TV News production
costs is all that revolutionary, compared to reducing distribution costs
(usually measured in billions) to mere pennies to allow for true
self-publishing. For instance, while the Travel Channel thing is cool
(and I"m all for them calling what they're doing vlogging, because it's
got the same fundamentals), the only thing revolutionary about it is
that their profit margins are signficantly higher than a better produced
program.
Clint
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