Sam Gustin from the New York Post does another story with speculations of YouTube’s worth.
Techcrunch sips the YouTube $1.5 billion kool aid.
I just feel like I keep needing to air this. YouTube Rant… Then again. I’ve already lost the YouTube “goes bust” pool.
A few weeks ago I was asked to review some episodes of Fox’s Fringe, and propose some ideas on how to promote the show via online video. At that point, I watched virtually no television beyond The Office and 30 Rock. But I became immediately captivated by the show, and voraciously consumed every episode via…
Who needs Hollywood? "WorkingStiff" is an independent film being released via www.ProjectWorkingStiff.com in short chunks via the Internet. The release began Memorial Day, and is being rolled out in 3 to 5-minute increments until the complete 94 minutes has played. Each day’s episode is stored in the lineup until the whole movie has played. The…
You’ve seen the videos with someone hiding in a garbage can and trying to scare the piss out of a garbage man. Here’s my attempt. The ending hurts.
You can touch the grey arrows to the right and left to advance to the next video if you have ADHD. The arrows vanish when you start watching a video, but they’re still there just like God when times are rough. You just can’t see them. Click on the right or left side of the…
Just wanted to makes sure we’re all still paying attention.
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“Rabid user base” the article reads. I’ll vouch for that.
While I too am a YouTube skeptic, I really don’t think their financial backers (Sequoia Capital) is going to let YouTube go bust. This is their pride and joy right now. They have very deep pockets (they backed/cached out on Google) to keep it afloat, even completely subsidizing usage even if no significant revenues come along.
Barring any catastrophic lawsuits, YouTube will likely get bought at some point, as it’s too strong of a brand name right now to let fade away. But the selling price may perhaps at a fraction of what the current rumored valuation is.
We’ll see. It’s all very interesting, tho’.