A bit over 25 years ago, Video Killed the Radio Star, or so we were told. Well, the tables have turned - or so The New York Times tells us. Yes, web based video is drawing quite a lot of attention in this Times article, and it is also drawing a lot of attention from website visitors.
Web-based video is big business (over $1.5 billion big if YouTube is worth what Google paid for it), and radio is in the game.
A bit over 25 years ago, Video Killed the Radio Star, or so we were told. Well, the tables have turned - or so The New York Times tells us. Yes, web based video is drawing quite a lot of attention in this Times article, and it is also drawing a lot of attention from website visitors.
Web-based video is big business (over $1.5 billion big if YouTube is worth what Google paid for it), and radio is in the game.
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