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His disdain for YouTube comes from founding HDNet (www.hd.net), which is his play for where video entertainment will be after television. It's definitely not fr
by benmathes 17y ago
His disdain for YouTube comes from founding HDNet (www.hd.net), which is his play for where video entertainment will be after television. It's definitely not free.
In other words, he is far from unbiased. He does disclose this in his other blog postings, though, so he's generally not trying to hide anything but instead argue why his solution is better.
- steve_mobs 17y agouploads to youtube are growing at an enormous rate and the more google penetrates into the american and global markets the more the rate will increase. The question is when will broadband get cheap enough to mitigate this? and how long is google willing to cover youtube's cost in the short run until broadband gets cheap enough?