FWIW and I really don't know for sure, but every indication that I have
seen leads me to think that Apple is all over this NOW.
I have heard that they have several "launches" in the pipeline. What
and when? I dunno.
My question is: who will make the more significant move first? Sony?
Apple? Someone else?
Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Jen Simmons wrote:
to me this is a great reason to not worry about Apple not jumping all
over videoblogging. Let them take two years to catch on -- and in that
two years the grassroots, people-based movement (and the words
VIDEOBLOGGING and VLOGGING) can really take hold.
Sounds good... This is how podcasting happened. A bunch of folks with
similar interests just sort of got together and started building things.
By the time Apple showed up, we already had in place certain 'standards'
that they basically had to adopt if they wanted to be involved. Yes,
they added some of their own ideas to their implementation, but I think
they knew they couldn't just take it over and make it all theirs.
I'm just not sure we have two years, and I'm not sure if that's a good
thing or a bad thing.
Pete
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