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Yes. Does anyone else automatically hit the back button when you see a video and not a nice, concise, article?
by al_james 16y ago
Yes. Does anyone else automatically hit the back button when you see a video and not a nice, concise, article?
- smiler 16y agoYup - I am sure a business could be started around this for providing summaries of videos etc for businesses and people too busy to watch a video but will read some text
- nodata 16y agoWell YouTube already has (currently terrible) machine text transcriptions...
- techiferous 16y agoThere is a definite need for this. For example, asciicasts.com is the same content as railscasts.com but as an article instead of video.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoI'm guessing that most people probably do that
- al_james 16y agoJust to clarify: I do think videos have a place, its just that place is further down the line (e.g. I want to know more) rather than the 'initial introduction'.
- pstuart 16y agoPerfect example of such: TED Talks.