Imeem and Google: Contrasting Approaches to Content Partnerships | fresh breakfast http://freshbreakfast.com/2007/09/12/imeem-or-google-contrasting-approaches-to-content-partnerships/#comment-14 Andrew Yoo Fri, 14 Sep 2007 18:59:12 +0000 http://freshbreakfast.com/2007/09/12/imeem-or-google-contrasting-approaches-to-content-partnerships/#comment-14 <p>Interesting concepts of where digital media is going to go. There is definitely a feeling like the internet is the new frontier, and internet companies are providing means for people to live like the wild-wild-west days with little discretion to law. There are people who think that the wild-wild-west days are coming to an end and there are people who believe that with the global community and the ability to connect people with the internet will overpower any "unjust" law they so proclaim.</p> <p>But one thing is for sure, where there is money, or money-loss, there will be lawsuits, and only time can really tell what all the litigations that will ensue in the next couple years will come out to. </p> <p>I believe, with an (self)estimated 100k new vids upload to youtube a day and rising, technology supporting higher quality media and abundance, and the globalism of the internet, this will ensure many, many more years of the pirate life, so companies better adapt at least to stay alive.</p> Interesting concepts of where digital media is going to go. There is definitely a feeling like the internet is the new frontier, and internet companies are providing means for people to live like the wild-wild-west days with little discretion to law. There are people who think that the wild-wild-west days are coming to an end and there are people who believe that with the global community and the ability to connect people with the internet will overpower any “unjust” law they so proclaim.

But one thing is for sure, where there is money, or money-loss, there will be lawsuits, and only time can really tell what all the litigations that will ensue in the next couple years will come out to.

I believe, with an (self)estimated 100k new vids upload to youtube a day and rising, technology supporting higher quality media and abundance, and the globalism of the internet, this will ensure many, many more years of the pirate life, so companies better adapt at least to stay alive.

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