Loading ...Without the restrictions of conventional TV, and with the backing of sites like YouTube, Internet video has a clear edge and a bright future. According to Jim Louderback, the CEO of Revision3, smaller budget productions that appear online have the opportunity to become just as popular, and some even more popular, than the big network shows.
He told WebProNews that the people that think online video is simply the “big DVR in the sky” are completely wrong. He believes the online video space has created a new platform that is only going to get better with time.
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I think over time, with the growing popularity of smart phones, video will become a lot more utilized. Given the pool of undiscovered talent out there. Online video levels the playing field for many aspiring artists.
its really very nice discussion,
I would like to add that the videos are available online has a great worth and most of the people even the journalist now explore youtube or other video sites to get updates…
With appealing and enthusiastic people like Jim Louderback involved how can online video fail to be successful? Jim you ROCK!