Are throw away comments stated on keynote speeches multiple times? Are throw away comments used as the core marketing and public relations strategies for a new

Are throw away comments stated on keynote speeches multiple times? Are throw away comments used as the core marketing and public relations strategies for a new company? Just because you are hoping that people have short memories does not mean you can change reality. Lets see what Jason called Youtube http://calacanis.com/2006/05/11/how-youtube-won-great-seo-stolen-content-or-the-biggest-hit/ http://calacanis.com/2006/05/11/how-youtube-won-great-seo-st... "How YouTube Won: Great SEO + Stolen Content (or the biggest hit and run in the history of the Internet)" And yet when Jason takes your content and wraps it in Mahalo that is somehow legitimate. hmm. double standard, eh? That is not an area where I taught you anything...it was one you discovered on your own, while analyzing Youtube. The other thing you mentioned about YouTube was "If YouTube makes $250M from a sale their founders and VCs should give $225M of it back to the content owners like NBC and Loren Michaels who they stole it from!" And I do hope you hold yourself to your own standards. Though if history is any guide :(