Great essay, Drew.
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I thought that was a great article. Ive always been bemused by the
quantity of hosting directory etc sites that have cropped up, and
have been more than a little disrespectful to the idea of 'networks'.
Theres probably room for some to succeed I suppose, I wouldnt care to
guess which will, or
I think the Joost guys are pretty smart. With their track record
anything they put their hand to is gonna generate interest. And If
you think about it the market for UGC video content sites is getting
pretty saturated. The market that is being underserved in the online
space is the mainstream
Thanks for all your feedback, I posted the article here:
http://www.dembot.com/013652.html
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Drew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working on an article I hope to publish tomorrow on my weblog about
aggregators
like
Joost and I was hoping to get some
Content drives audiences. The software itself is interesting. I
personally don't watch too much tv, I could see people
viewing/chatting about/sharing content through this system.
My questions have been, what are the plans to open up the platform to
everyone creating content, and if not
I don't know much about Brightcove or Akimbo, but it seems to me that
Joost is depending upon brand-name MSM-style shows to be its main
draw. They have the fight channel now that people are so interested
in Mixed Martial Arts. They make up these bogus dating shows with
weak actors. They REALLY
I like Joost, but the question i keep asking about these players:
Why aggregate on the Desktop / Player? It just feels like the player
will eventually be ubiquitous - you will play your media on whatever
device you are currently on - Desktop, iPod, XBox 360, Car TV,
Airplane TV - whenever you
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Frank Sinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like Joost, but the question i keep asking about these players:
Why aggregate on the Desktop / Player? It just feels like the player
will eventually be ubiquitous - you will play your media on whatever
device you
Well in the case of Joost its because peer2peer is at the heart of
their system and theres no standard way to achieve that in web
browsers yet. I dont think Id even think of Joost as an aggregator to
be honest, its much closer to the old TV model.
The other reason people want a desktop (or
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well in the case of Joost its because peer2peer is at the heart of
their system and theres no standard way to achieve that in web
browsers yet. I dont think Id even think of Joost as an aggregator to
be honest, its
I curious about Joost.
I was wondering if anyone could send me an invite?
Terry Rendon
www.terryannonline.com
I am curious about Joost.
I was wondering if someone could send me an invite?
Terry Rendon
www.terryannonline.com
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Frank Sinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Watkins steve@ wrote:
Well in the case of Joost its
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