Comments on: Big money in social media http://techprgems.com/2006/08/big-money-in-social-media/ Conversations about PR, social media, technology and marketing -- with a special focus on the social media community in Greater Boston Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:05:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Adam Zand http://techprgems.com/2006/08/big-money-in-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-455 Adam Zand Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:19:00 +0000 http://techprgems.com/2006/08/big-money-in-social-media/#comment-455 KFW,<br/>Thought you'd like this vidoe panel, "How Far Will Consumer-Generate Media Go" from AlwaysOn Stanford Summit<br/><br/>The panelists were:<br/>David Goldberg, Head of Yahoo! Music<br/>Michael Robertson, CEO, MP3Tunes <br/>Chad Hurley, CEO, YouTube<br/>Michael Arrieta, Senior VP, Sony Pictures<br/><br/>http://webcast.goingon.com/Conf/Stanford/2006/Flash_Archives/archive.php?session=session8<br/><br/>Kara Swisher (moderator) rules!!! KFW,
Thought you’d like this vidoe panel, “How Far Will Consumer-Generate Media Go” from AlwaysOn Stanford Summit

The panelists were:
David Goldberg, Head of Yahoo! Music
Michael Robertson, CEO, MP3Tunes
Chad Hurley, CEO, YouTube
Michael Arrieta, Senior VP, Sony Pictures

http://webcast.goingon.com/Conf/Stanford/2006/Flash_Archives/archive.php?session=session8

Kara Swisher (moderator) rules!!!

]]> By: Adam Zand http://techprgems.com/2006/08/big-money-in-social-media/comment-page-1/#comment-454 Adam Zand Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:02:00 +0000 http://techprgems.com/2006/08/big-money-in-social-media/#comment-454 KFW,<br/>Nice recap and links. I'm also sensing a bit of a Internet Bust 2.0 developing (no I'm not talking about the Paris Hilton channel on MySpace). Huge audience is great, but as potential revenue producers the 'tweens and below generation have proven that stealing content is probably their preferred delivery model. <br/><br/>I guess the one true success for online content-on-demand is iTunes so I ask why do they need to buy YouTube when they could simply rebrand their portal and reframe their video content? KFW,
Nice recap and links. I’m also sensing a bit of a Internet Bust 2.0 developing (no I’m not talking about the Paris Hilton channel on MySpace). Huge audience is great, but as potential revenue producers the ‘tweens and below generation have proven that stealing content is probably their preferred delivery model.

I guess the one true success for online content-on-demand is iTunes so I ask why do they need to buy YouTube when they could simply rebrand their portal and reframe their video content?

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