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It seems obvious that people want something that is not so professional, Vivid in the article doesn't seem to be getting that they can gain market share if they
by gscott 19y ago
It seems obvious that people want something that is not so professional, Vivid in the article doesn't seem to be getting that they can gain market share if they would change there tactics, maybe put together a compilation cd of amateur content or create there own amateur content using models who are not so worked over that they are impossibly perfect looking.
- asdflkj 19y agoJust out of curiosity: do you use speech recognition software, or do your fingers just naturally tend to type "armature" instead of "amateur"?
- gscott 19y agoI can never spell amateur right so I copied and pasted my text into open office then somehow proceeded to pick the wrong word to replace my mispelling.
- shayan 19y agoit sounds like there is some personal experience there lol :)
- gscott 19y agoI think that other sites with user generated content like folklore.org has created a tidy profit by compiling the information into a format people can buy (in that case a book). I personally believe if the site had a cd-rom version say on a subscription service (every 3 months you get a new cd-rom) that people would be happy to pay $10 for it and he could hit his revenue target (1% paying $10 a month). Not that I would ever look at such material!
- shayan 19y agohehe... its interesting you say that since its a totally different business model than any other "web 2.0" company out there... but again they can't function like any other ones since they can't generate that much ad $ ... so a CD of the most viewed, or highest voted videos would probably be appreciate (not me obviously)