Yeah, probably not. I was mainly thinking about this paragraph: "I would advise any entrepreneur or investor considering content to think twice, as Howard Lin

Yeah, probably not. I was mainly thinking about this paragraph: "I would advise any entrepreneur or investor considering content to think twice, as Howard Lindzon from Wallstrip warned us. Content is an order of magnitude harder than technology with an order less upside; no YouTube producer will earn within a hundredth of $1.65 billion. This will only become more true as DVRs and media-sharing reduce revenues and pay-for-performance ads eliminate inefficient ad spend, of which there is a lot. The main and perhaps only reason to do content should be the love of creating it." The situation just kind of sucks if you ask me.