Congrats to Andrew and all involved!
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 2:36 PM, ractalfece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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 >> > >
