Separate data storage and provision from curation! This creates several new business models and opportunities for improvement YouTube, et al, simply ingests,

Separate data storage and provision from curation! This creates several new business models and opportunities for improvement YouTube, et al, simply ingests, stores, and provides videos with extensive metadata profiles for query, but without any search or editorial/optimization algorithms A separate business layer of 'channels' or 'networks' provide curated content from the host database business using the metadata and user preferences. Imagine the 'wild animal' channel, or 'cool videos from the 70s' channel The channel layer survives by meeting the market segment demands and received subscription fees or advertising revenue The host also can also inject ads or charge subscription fees for access to the metadata for channel queries. Neither layer violates section 320 Separating data hosting and curation creates an entirely new media market and opportunities for consumer choice Like the phone and airline monopoly breakups, I suspect this change requires legislative action