9.21.2006
bonfire of the vanities
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Warning, this is a technology industry sort of post, and we generally don't recast the infinitely overexposed daily tech news...Mark Cuban, an individual who benefited from Internet radio, wonders if it might be just one person or firm, possibly, that profits in online video.
He points to the issue of bandwidth. In truth, streaming services can get very, very popular, whether audio or video, and feature mixes and mashes and other artistic siftings that people just like.
The greater the popularity, however, the more wood is thrown onto the bonfire til pretty soon the forest is clear cut and there is no more Lorax.
Is the popular service YouTube one of these bonfires?
He points to the issue of bandwidth. In truth, streaming services can get very, very popular, whether audio or video, and feature mixes and mashes and other artistic siftings that people just like.
The greater the popularity, however, the more wood is thrown onto the bonfire til pretty soon the forest is clear cut and there is no more Lorax.
Is the popular service YouTube one of these bonfires?
