3/2/2006
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4 Comments:
The number of times the M word is uttered is inversely related to how much the speaker understands how to create revenue.
I am getting the feeling you are going to be hearing it a lot.
Speak on, my sister.
Its not even a real word is it? I totally agree with the comment from Anon above as well.
well, that's a comfortable generalization.
the sooner big business *gets* where the web is headed -- and learns to monetize unbundled media, content, etc. -- the sooner *everyone* will reap the benfits.
do you think nbc and cbs would have pressed youtube to remove citizen submitted video if they had received a cut of the advertising revenue made on those pages?
me neither.
so if it was *monetized* correctly and fairly, then the findability of such uploads in question would increase exponentially.
in the end, we all benefit -- especially, in the future, citizen content creators. shit, people uploading their personal video to youtube and google *right now* should get a cut of the action.
i know where you're coming from -- the business side sometimes makes me numb as well -- but it's a necessary evil. and in this decentralized, semantic world we're moving towards, it could empower so many people in the process.
Hah! Great photo.
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