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Yeah I don’t think the modern minute-by-minute generation who live on their phones are interested in dedicating an entire hour or two per show. Even Youtube wit
by keyboardmowing 8y ago
Yeah I don’t think the modern minute-by-minute generation who live on their phones are interested in dedicating an entire hour or two per show. Even Youtube with its 10-min videos seem long now. Netflix might need to create some ‘microshows’ to keep the younger generation’s attention.
- gammateam 8y agoOne of youtube’s greatest value adds for me is the competition to convey a point quickly. For the past 10 years I’ve found advanced topics explained extremely well in 3 minutes for free, much better than a university professor ever could. The incentive models are not competitive fast enough in Academia Imagine if Netflix had this kind of content, possible subsidized for high quality
- adrianN 8y agoThe next Star Wars movie will be published as a sequence of five second GIFs on Twitter.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y ago> Yeah I don’t think the modern minute-by-minute generation Odd then that the movies aimed at this generation are some of the longest in history. Something about your comment doesn't add up.