What a hoax, this online video revolution. I thought it was supposed to be a new media world where you could get unlimited niche stuff for any niche itch. And all the niche content creators were supposed to have an easy time in this new landscape. It was supposed to be the giants who fell. It was a "revolution" right?
So why is it that "unless you were one of the first few or you have a strong plan, time, talent, etc....indie content or personal vlogging, I don't think will sustain over the long term"? I talk about it in my new 39 minute video. I'm forwarding the torrent to your email. But here's my short answer: It's because people don't seem to understand, if they don't pay for the shit they enjoy, someone else is going to pay to have shit spoon fed to them. It's just the way the market works. - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - --- In [email protected], "Heath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just saw this..First off congrats to Andrew and Joanne. > Second.....this just confirms my belief that online content will > become more and more professional (ie, networks creating stuff or > making stuff availible online), unless you were one of the first few > or you have a strong plan, time, talent, etc....indie content or > personal vlogging, I don't think will sustain over the long term, not > at it's current level anyway. anyway....interesting read! > > Heath > http://batmangeek.com >
