A couple of years ago I took the decision not to take Narrowstep into the consumer video uploads market - even though the company has had the technology to do so for some time (I should add that we reserve our right to change our minds about this).
An interesting analysis of Youtube's positioning on ZDNet shows that the nascent company has changed its tactics in light of the fact that very few videos uploaded to the service are ever viewed (and hence have revenue generating potential).
It seems to vindicate Narrowstep's position in working only with quality content within narrow interest communities which are valuable to advertisers.
An interesting analysis of Youtube's positioning on ZDNet shows that the nascent company has changed its tactics in light of the fact that very few videos uploaded to the service are ever viewed (and hence have revenue generating potential).
It seems to vindicate Narrowstep's position in working only with quality content within narrow interest communities which are valuable to advertisers.
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