Thanks for answering my questions. I’m doing sone independent research for Millsaps too!

I was reading last night about these things called Homecams which I am too young to remember. Apparently, people just set up cameras in their houses and had them on all the time…they didn’t talk to them, just did whatever they normally did, including sleeping, alone or otherwise. A lot of people speculate that these became popular because there was a rare chance of seeing the subject changing or having sex, which is very interesting because the audience could see that without having to wait by just going to a porn site…

So I’m trying to think about how these cameras shifted from that style to the style people use now, where the camera is only on when they have something to say. Did you ever watch these video feeds? For the most part they weren’t pornographic at all.

What role to you think porn plays in the explosion of viral video? When we talk about the history of video on the internet, porn has to be mentioned!

Maybe we could meet in NYC sometime when I go North. I need to interview people for my project. DO you know any good vloggers from the South?

Jenna