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James Robertson

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Explaining the Value of YouTube Posted: Oct 11, 2006 5:27 AM
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Doc Searls asks the salient question:

Forget about pilfered programs from Fox and all the BigCo jive. What would YouTube have been worth to Google if the user - generated stuff wasn't there?

Head on over to his place for his take on why Google Video never really took off, and why YouTube did. I was a skeptic on YouTube's chances, but I get what Doc is saying. Now, anyway. Six months ago, not so much :)

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