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> go-to place when teenagers and young adults... Doesn't that make it easier to disrupt? Younger people are less habit forming and more likely to try new servi
by Gustomaximus 12y ago
> go-to place when teenagers and young adults...
Doesn't that make it easier to disrupt? Younger people are less habit forming and more likely to try new services. I would think the licencing with record labels & infrastructure requirements would be the tough part for a new entrant.
- masklinn 12y ago> Doesn't that make it easier to disrupt? It is if you manage to topple the absolutely gigantic mindshare and you manage to build a similarly complete catalog of official and user-supplied content. > I would think the licencing with record labels & infrastructure requirements would be the tough part for a new entrant. And how. Check youtube's all-time top viewed videos, and the vast majority are vevo channels MVs. If you remove vevo and psy, you're left with a pair of videos of the top 30 or 50. vevo is a joint venture between UMG, Sony, Abu Dhabi Media… and Google.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Younger people are less habit forming and more likely to try new services. Younger people are not less prone to forming habits. There are, of course, always new young people who may not have the same habits as the last round of young people, though.