Maybe it's because I'm outside the valley (grin), but I'm completely failing to see how a mechanical turk driven transcription service is gonna "revolutionize h

Maybe it's because I'm outside the valley (grin), but I'm completely failing to see how a mechanical turk driven transcription service is gonna "revolutionize how people interact with audio and video on the web". It sounds like a nice service. I'm betting you could build a pretty kick ass lifestyle business off it (I wish I had thought of it actually), but revolutionary? err.. I'm doubtful. Particularly when Google has already started to do search within audio and video files, and has started testing automated close captioning for youtube videos.