NewTeeVeeでLiz GannesがYouTubeのビデオ内広告について要約している 。 われわれもYouTubeが5月4日に主要なコンテンツの提供者に向けた広告収入の分配計画を発表したニュースをカバーした。そ…..

First, Google and Yahoo (the obvious leaders) have never stopped trying
to add as many diminisons/functions to their portals as they
can…..Google is buying everything they can and Yahoo, is by far the largest
portal in the world based on many facets/features added to their property.
So the comment made here (about being everything to everyone) is a
direct conflict of their stated point.

Secondly, YouGetit’s application and argument is based on the reverse
methodology of those large properties who are using 10+ year old
technology (based on relevancy whereas stringing series of words or phrases
together to get user what they are ultimately looking for) Yougetit does
the complete inversion of that by starting from a local base and
expanding outward. More importantly, our philosophy is that local has never
been done right or you would be landing on your bandwidth provider’s,
telco’s or cable company’s page everytime you log on, and not Google or
Yahoo’s! So do you think AT&T, Comcast, Roadrunner, SBC, Sprint, Verizon
are stupid….no, but they did let that very control point of the
internet slip thru their hands about 5-10 years ago.

To test the waters, please do some real research and look at;

a) Google’s acquisition and development strategy currently underway
b) Yahoo’s growth strategy of portal development worldwide
c) Microsft’s plan to partner with as many levels including failing
traditional media outlets
d) The Telco and Mobile carriers plans to take back the portal business
back to their level where the service originates
e) Popular Media’s plans to partner and create segregation among media
(music and movies) which will be determined with Digital Rights
Management structuring.

Once you understand that, then and only then….do you have the resources to evaluate YouGetit’s focus and direction.

GJ
http://www.60in3.com

From Tim O’Reilly’s Post What Does It Mean For Public Space to Go Digital?:
When you put together all the possibilities for the future of advertising, you realize how little we’ve seen yet as digital life truly spreads beyond the comp…

http://www.YouGetIt.com is the nation’s first local social network that spans across the nation. With a local social site built in each of the 10,000+ zip codes, YouGetIt.com has created local web sites for nearly every community in America. As every user logs on and is automatically presented with his or her own local news, alerts, traffic, weather, businesses, e-commerce opportunities and more, YouGetIt.com creates a unique online presence that ties together the functionality of social networks, video and photo sharing, blogs, auctions, stores, and more. YouGetIt.com is the social media aggregator, providing users with the tools that they need to get what they want.

New website, new concept in development stage yet.
It is need for it ?? I’m sure consumers and businesses will decide that.

Personally, if there’s one place where I don’t mind watching ads, it’s YouTube. Not an ad in the traditional sense, of course. But rather choosing to watch an ad (eg. sony brevria) because I just finished watching the video I intended to watch and the ad looks interesting.

I’m not sure why the TechCrunchies feel so adamant that YouTube video ads need to be context sensitive. Have any of you ever even watched television and noticed the commercials they play?

For example: when I watch ESPN, I see tons of ads for mortgage refinancing. ESPN has nothing to do with mortgages so why all the mortgage ads? Well, advertisers and television stations understand that a large % of ESPN viewers are at a point in their lives where they might want to refinance a mortgage. The advertisements on television generally aren’t CONTEXT sensitive, they are DEMOGRAPHIC sensitive.

I expect the same thing to happen with YouTube ad, and apparently so do the wizards at Google. Sure, some of the ads should be context sensitive where it makes sense, but in general ads will be demographic sensitive.

Your site is the most pathetic link I’ve ever seen on Techcrunch. If you are going to put up a link to your website, please build something better than that piece of #hit. That was just horrible. Spamming at its worst.

yougetit.com is a bad concept, because you cant be all things to all people. Want an example?

Who has a larger market cap (1) Yahoo! a portal or (2) Google just a search engine?

When Google started trying to be a portal by offering lots of services they have shown that they can not make much money from the other services.

Also note: Youtube was smart to buy because it gives them another brand like google that means only one thing videos. If google = search then youtube = videos.

Craigslist = listings so google base goes nowhere no matter how many people they can push over there.

When you try and be all things to everyone then you will most definately fail. Because you end up being nothing to anybody.