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2 years ago
Everyone is chasing video because of YouTube without really understanding why YouTube is compelling. It's not because it's video, I can tell you that. Now, newspapers also seem to like video because advertisers like video. Well, that makes some economic sense. Are advertisers digging video because of YouTube? I don't know. But neither the advertisers nor newspapers will succeed if they think that YouTube's popularity is about video (or about piracy).