E-Mail:

YouTube Wannabes: Online Video Market Post GooTube

In truth, it’s the rule of first. And considering that YouTube has already dominated the marketshare for silly online video, I seriously question anyone else having a prayer in this arena.

Now that YouTube has been acquired for $1.65B by the hottest technology company on the planet, inevitably it will give rise to a whole new generation of online video products. To paraphrase the Eminem song Without Me: “Hey, there’s a concept that works! 20 million other YouTubes emerge…”

In this post I take a look at some of the other online video products on the market. Some were around before YouTube, but none of course has captured the world’s attention on the scale of YouTube. What are their chances of success? Probably not good on a mass scale, but a lot of them will find suitable niches… [Source: ZDNET]

2 Comments

Matt:

Is it my imagination or am I now getting repetitive copies of the Lockergnome newsletters each week?

If so, how come?

Regards,
Chuck Billow

Hi,

I recently attended the SoCon 07 conference in Atlanta. It was awesome and gave me hope that a new horizon is finally here. I am interested in hooking up with other folks that are interested in web 2.0 and interactive media. I am not a web developer, but I am a creative talent that thinks outside the box. I am interested in pursuing this as a new career direction in Chattanooga (versus Atlanta). Suggestions?

Pat

What Do You Think?

 

Want to Start a Blog Here for Free?

Are you an expert in one subject or another? If your goal is to help others and dispense hard-earned information back to the community, stake a claim on your very own Lockergnome blog today! You can write about anything - no matter the topic. Sign-up to start blogging!

Flash, SEO - Aug 6, 2008

Flash And SEO: Like Oil And Water

68 queries / 0.452 seconds.