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clrmoney
7/31/2017 8:46:49 AM User Rank Platinum
Video Bigger Than Messenger
Of course video is popular because we use it on smart phones iPads etc. You would think that the messenger app would be up there with video somewhat because most of us send and receive messages.
dcawrey
7/31/2017 1:16:54 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
This is just an old medium being replaced by a newer one.
Instead of people watching broadcast television, they watch on Facebook. That's going to give the company considerable clout over the next few years. srufolo1
7/31/2017 2:37:01 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
@dcawrey The reason Zuckerberg is taking so much time with this, is he's not sure whether video is really going to add that much to his coffers. How does he plan to really differentiate? Users already use their phones to watch video.
Adi
8/1/2017 7:03:12 AM User Rank Author
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
srufolo1 - I think facebook is struggling with that a little. It's (arguably) been a bit slower to get into the premium video game because its not really sure how it can create a video experience that best fits Facebook engagement. Right away, I think traditional 60-min dramas are out, there's no real opportunity for FB there. What it wants is short, bite-sized pieces of video content that spur social interaction, sharing, reccomendations and commentary. So something like the highlights of a game, or near-real-time video clips of goals or touchdowns that users can get on their cellphones and respond to, share or tag friends etc.
elizabethv
8/1/2017 8:45:44 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
@srufolo1 - Realistically thouh, even video capabilites and messenger combine, because you can make video calls with Facebook Messenger. My husband and I used it last year when I was having an ultrasound he couldn't come to because of work. We even tried using the video calling our phones offered but it wouldn't connect right. Only Facebook messenger seemed to work for our locations.
srufolo1
8/1/2017 9:33:29 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
@elizabethv I haven't used FB Messenger too much, but it certainly seemed to have been a great tool for you and your husband to effectively communicate, so I can see, then, why people do not want it to go away.
Adi
8/1/2017 7:05:49 AM User Rank Author
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
batye - I think messenger is still a very important part of FBs strategy, but I think in terms of monetization, it's easier to sell video ads, and you can charge a lot more for them -- specially with the targetting that FB is working towards. And high quality video content -- even if its in short formats -- will (arguably) drive larger viewers/users in more predictable patterns. So again, value for advertisers.
elizabethv
8/1/2017 8:42:20 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
@Adi - I agree, content that is geared towards specific users is a lot more cost-effective for advertisers than any ad that any and everybody will see. I still have no idea why Facebook decided I'd be a good target for an ad about a 6 child stroller, but as a mother with 3 under the age 5, I'm sure it's a lot more targeted to me, then say a 60-year-old, single male with no kids. Even if it did freak me out. And video ads always grab attention better than a single picture ad. So all around, the idea is valuable, even if it's one those of us in the general public would rather ignore.
srufolo1
8/1/2017 9:37:13 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
@Adi FB has been effective with its advertising. I know that it has definitely sucked me in to buy things I probably would not have normally bought had the ads not been there.
afwriter
8/2/2017 11:05:59 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Video Bigger Than Messenger
Don't forget the importance (and slight irony?) of using messenger to trade videos.
JohnBarnes
7/31/2017 10:38:41 PM User Rank Platinum
Here we are now, entertain us!
I think Zuckerberg's intuition is probably right on, for a reason that many in our industry are unlikely to think of: lots of people really prefer to be passive receivers rather than active transmitters, and prefer to be "social" only in the sense of consuming the same thing all together -- not of making it together. The market for passive video is intrinsically much larger. It's just that the industry is still in the early stages where people are still coming in, and early adopters are more active than the population that will be moving in after them.
mhhf1ve
8/1/2017 3:39:45 PM User Rank Platinum
User generated video...
I keep seeing the rise of "user generated video" -- but what I'm actually seeing is mostly semi-professional video, not "user generated" video. The occasional viral video from "Chewbacca mom" sometimes pops up, but I think most of the views are still from people trying to produce videos for income, not just the occassional random video share.
Adi
8/2/2017 4:31:51 AM User Rank Author
Re: User generated video...
mhhf1ve - a lot of UGC content is for family and friends. People shoot something via their phones and then upload or live stream it via FB, Snapchat etc. Or it's used for communication, like Facetime. There's a fair bit of stuff on YouTube as well, but that's a mix as you say. I also think that we are more likely to see more popular stuff on YouTube, as that rises to the top -- and that's more likely to be more professionals/semi-professional stuff which is higher quality and more interesting. Every once in a while, an amatuer video goes viral, but mostly those videos tend to be seen by family and friends and then disappears into a void because no one else cares.
elizabethv
8/2/2017 9:09:04 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@Adi - I don't know that the more popular stuff on YouTube is necessarily semi-professional and/or interesting. Or maybe that just depends on your definition of interesting. Because some of the videos my kids watch are ridiculously popular and they all have the same common theme - make me contemplate my death. (Kind of sort of kidding.) Admittedly we tried to make a video of my son opening a play-doh egg, to see if it would come to anything. It didn't. I learned later there's an art to getting videos to show near the beginning of a YouTube search. So in that respect, I suppose that's where the semi-professional would come in. But watching another kid play with toys - is far from interesting. To adults anyway. Lol
mhhf1ve
8/2/2017 11:35:07 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
I *have* seen that DisneyCollector Youtuber -- who apparently makes 6-figures or more because kids just can't get enough of her unboxing toys. I'm curious how long that kind of income will last.... and as you say, it's not as easy as it looks. It's also the basis of my theory that "UGC" is really this kind od semi-pro video where people are doing it for the money and *sometimes* getting a viral hit.
afwriter
8/2/2017 11:13:02 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
I think that any parent can echo what Adi said here. I put a lot of videos of my kids on Facebook for family to watch, and while they are still there, no one is watching them.
elizabethv
8/3/2017 9:14:00 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@afwriter - that's true too. Any of my friends currently has the great fortune of watching me sing "Johnny, Johnny, yes Papa" with my two-year-old. Guaranteed to be a YouTube success.... just as soon as everyone runs out of more interesting things to watch. But gosh darnit that kid is adorable! (No bias whatsoever.)
elizabethv
8/2/2017 9:04:54 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mhhf1ve - If you haven't seen much by-way of user generated video, I feel like you should count yourself lucky as not having a lot of friends who are in the MLM business. Or they are, but aren't bugging you with it. Either way - I see that as a win-win. My newsfeed is plastered in "Facebook Live" videos of my friends trying to sell me weight-loss shakes, make-up, age defying face creams and let's not forget LulaRoe!!!! Yay $60 Leggings! The MLM sellers are relentless and endless - literally.
mhhf1ve
8/2/2017 11:31:40 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
elizabethv - Wow. I'm glad I haven't seen any Facebook Live videos of MLM ads! I had *one* friend try to get into MLM, but luckily I talked him out of it before he really started. I had no idea that MLM on FB live was a thing! I assume FB is working on an automated way to flag/block those videos...
afwriter
8/2/2017 11:21:35 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
I am subject to them every day thanks to one over-zealous Facebook friend. I would love if Facebook found a way to block it.
mhhf1ve
8/3/2017 7:25:06 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
> "While I do think user-generated video is a low-cost way for Facebook to have lots of content, the good stuff is of pro quality. "
Agreed! But it's expensive to produce high-quality content, generally. Vimeo just recently announced that it's not going to pursue a Netflix-original programming strategy for precisely that reason -- it's way too expensive to do correctly. Only the tech/media giants can afford to do it, and there's still a pretty big chance of failing. eg Apple's first attempts at producing content so far..... elizabethv
8/4/2017 8:56:13 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mhhf1ve - I've seen some pretty good videos coming out of colleges lately. Granted they're the larger ones who probably have pretty good access to more professional technology. I know quite a few people who work for the University of Phoenix - as I used to also - and their technology students seem to release some decent videos.
mhhf1ve
8/4/2017 10:56:37 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
I'm not saying it always takes a lot of money to produce good videos. Kevin Smith made Clerks for a pretty low budget. But it's not easy to do. I think there's a studio that exclusively produces low budget films and it does okay. So it's not impossible.
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/09/11/439632877/episode-650-the-scariest-thing-in-hollywood
mpouraryan
8/4/2017 3:34:34 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Interesting to me that Zuckerberg hired a pollster--and been Touring the country--but beyond that in response to @Bayte et. al, the affordable tech is already here--the question is whether the major players today will allow it to flourish--or will "Devour them"!!
batye
8/4/2017 4:08:34 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan could not agree more good point, very good point... does remind about death of the firewire tech :(...
mpouraryan
8/4/2017 4:10:53 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
One of the implicit messages of transformation is that we cannot forestall change--what we must do, though, is to make sure that we maintain the necessary control and work to" Humanize" it all--that's key.
batye
8/5/2017 12:20:17 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan could agree more it our nature and it always good to" Humanize" it all at the end :)
mpouraryan
8/6/2017 7:22:34 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
On a brief "Prowl" catchin' up with the Community as I saw this...since we're talking "Money"--hope community has time to chime in:
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2017/aug/06/netflix-competitors-heading-binge-bust?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other It is the big elephant in the room--isn't it? Onward 2 the new week :) :) mhhf1ve
8/6/2017 8:59:44 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Copying Netflix's strategy of creating or licensing original content that can appeal to mass audiences isn't an easy path. Vimeo recently announced that it was abandoning its plans to copy Netflix and to focus on its prosumer video tools instead. Vimeo made this choice because it saw how much it would need to invest-- and the risk if the shows it bet on turned out to be flops.
mpouraryan
8/6/2017 11:17:20 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Netflix is doing it at a considerable cost--the question, in Netflix's case, is this--what if the subscribers stop coming? Then what? I stopped--and have not gone back :)
batye
8/7/2017 12:45:58 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan interesting point, but sometimes in only solution...
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 10:55:48 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@bayte: Happy Monday--why I wonder do you think it is the only solution? It seems as if we have to not settle for just the ordinary--right?
batye
8/7/2017 11:58:05 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan I see it this way everyone try to copy Netflix as at the present time Netflix is winning:)
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 12:03:00 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Thanks for sharing--but Netlfix, as the article corredtly pointed out, has some headwinds to deal with--and remember the 1000-lb guerrilla in the room: Amazon.
mhhf1ve
8/7/2017 1:00:38 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Amazon is a secondary threat to Netflix after the primary threat of a string of "flop" shows. HBO has the same risk that they'll invest in an expensive series that simply doesn't attract a large audience.
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 1:02:58 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
..but remember Amazon does not mind "failing"--and has the cash to back it up. As for HBO, if the AT&T merger goes thru, that could be a game changer.
batye
8/7/2017 7:37:02 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan for me Netflix always play it smart in USA in Canada Netflix is other story... but Amazon Canada also not to great if compared to Amazon USA... As I prefer Netflix USA and Amazon.com/USA - just my two cents...
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 7:39:48 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Since you're kind enough to give us a "firing line" perspective on Canada, are there any other "up and comers"? For instance, is CBC trying to be creative just as "BBC is in the UK?
batye
8/7/2017 7:47:20 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan I use to work as security for CBC and they always try but never able to become like BBC... Canadian inferiority complex of UK relatives :) lol but it true...
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 7:55:55 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Sorry to hear about that--my "remote" experience w/the CBC (with their insight news/analysis for instance..having survived the Harper years) has been great. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
batye
8/7/2017 8:14:18 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan I look at this as a learning expr., and let past be past... I do not watch the news or tv as for me this days everyone have opinion based on opinion... I look only at facts... :)
batye
8/7/2017 8:12:32 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan at my time what I seen at CBC - is they mostly play office politics and try to teach other Canadians - how to be Canadians, while themself they have no clue how to be a decent human being... just my opinion based on what I seen...
mhhf1ve
8/7/2017 3:02:50 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Netflix's business model is somewhat tricky. It has to provide more value than the ever-growing availability of pirated content. With PopcornTime making streaming videos increasingly competitive, it's a real risk to Netflix and any other copyright holder. Presumably, though, most consumers are looking for legit content, and pirated content will never quite be as convenient as getting it straight from the source. However, it seems that Netflix is one of the few media companies to understand this -- and it releases its new series all at once to avoid the piracy problem of competition. Movie release windows will probably be obsolete someday, but only Netflix and a few other studios act like they know it.
mpouraryan
8/7/2017 10:57:05 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
It is quie challenging no doubt--but the question is one of sustanability in the long-term--and the article raises a legit. point.
mhhf1ve
8/7/2017 1:37:55 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
> "Netflix is doing it at a considerable cost--the question, in Netflix's case, is this--what if the subscribers stop coming?"
That could certainly happen if something better than Netflix comes along and kills Netflix like Netflix killed Blockbuster... I'm surprised that the DVDs by Mail service still exists sometimes. elizabethv
8/8/2017 8:53:04 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mhhf1ve - I feel like Netflix saves their DVD's by mail for the movies that I REALLY want to watch, since I don't even subscribe to them. Heck, I've been known to pay to stream a movie I own on DVD because I don't want to take the time to go find the DVD. But wouldn't it be ironic if it was a Blockbuster OTT that took down Netflix in the end?
batye
8/8/2017 9:29:13 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@elizabethv interesting points, when I think about it... as this days everything become digital/stream - no one wants spend time looking for DVD's and spend time... technology saves time but with new technology keep developing you never know the way thing will turn out ...
elizabethv
8/10/2017 10:12:10 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@batye - no joke. New technology changes things repeatedly! Just in my short 34 years I've lost VHS and now DVD's. And I've had movies that I had on VHS and then DVD's and now I have digital copies, because I love them so much and watch them that frequently. I can't foresee any newer technology than digital copies, but then that isn't my job, and I'm sure something will come along. Like downloading movies onto a chip in your arm that you can play with a hologram. :-/
batye
8/10/2017 12:26:18 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@elizabethv yes, technology changing, the way things moving I think everything will be stored digitaly and we gonna forget DVD's and BR-disks - soon... even many gaming pc ships out with out DVD-ROM/BR-ROM DRIVES as Steam gaming platform only need product key...
elizabethv
8/11/2017 9:26:34 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@batye - Yeah, I found that out when I went to play SIMS for the first time after like 4 years and all of the expansion packs were through the EA Games website and there was no disc. Which I guess prevents people from being able to share the discs fairly well...
batye
8/11/2017 10:15:42 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@elizabethv yes, at the same time they wanna sell you more add on /expansions/dlc via direct messages inside the game... as to play you need constant updates/patches... new way...
elizabethv
8/16/2017 8:25:30 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@batye - Yeah, I've noticed that. I suppose the internet is paid for by ads, and we have become a society forever being bombarded by ads. We're thinking of selling our house and our realtor said he can set a video for an open house up, so that if someone is within a specific range of that open house, and they get on Facebook, that video will show up in the person's newsfeed repeatedly, for as long as they are in the specified area. Apparently, it's a great way to sell homes, I'm told.
batye
8/16/2017 10:25:44 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@elizabethv yes, but it does get very annoying on FB and gaming platforms constant stream of ads... new reality of digital age of marketing
mpouraryan
8/19/2017 4:28:47 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
...and yes, to your point, it is already here--especially when you go to the key news delivery platforms that have already intergrated an auto playback strategy. Nothing wrong with it--and as a matter of fact, underscores the need to stay one step ahead of the competition....
batye
8/19/2017 7:21:36 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan yes, you are right, but to win there is no other way around as to constantly strive to stay few steps ahead...
mpouraryan
8/19/2017 11:59:18 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
...the key is to make sure that sense of humanity at the core of our being is maintained always. Not easy--is it?
batye
8/20/2017 2:18:35 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan it never easy or simple but it interesting ...
mhhf1ve
8/9/2017 3:10:59 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
> " I feel like Netflix saves their DVD's by mail for the movies that I REALLY want to watch.."
Netflix doesn't save the "good content" for its DVD by mail service. It actually has a better selection of DVDs because it doesn't need to license them. Netflix can just buy up DVDs from any legit source and mail them to you. But the "streaming rights" for most movies are more tightly controlled. Interestingly, I think copyright law actualy forbids a "Netflix for music" -- in that it's illegal to mail people LP records instead of DVDs..... (Though who would want to..?) http://www.stereogum.com/1801049/vnyl-sliding-why-the-netflix-for-vinyl-service-is-such-a-mess/franchises/sounding-board/ mpouraryan
8/9/2017 4:48:22 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Never a dull moment--between Disney telling Neflix to take a hike..and now Altice wanting to take over Charter (as Charter said no to Sprint)--transformation on a massive scale before our very eyes!!
As the dust settles, anxious to see the view of the Community..."Virtually Breathless"!! mpouraryan
8/9/2017 2:30:59 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Happy Wednesday!
Curious to see what you all think: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/aug/08/netflix-amazon-nerves-disney-streaming-service mpouraryan
8/4/2017 3:44:53 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Although yes, BUT, check this out too to see how things are changing--at the startup I work for, Daily Outsider, we're heavy users of IPhone as we can't afford the "fancy stuff" right now!!
http://mashable.com/2017/08/04/iphone-8-facetime-camera-4k-60-fps-leak/?utm_cid=hp-h-2 batye
8/4/2017 4:10:30 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan thanks for the link interesting reading, interesting reading to know ...
mpouraryan
8/4/2017 4:13:06 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
..as you and others within the TT Community realize, no one is sitting idly by--and newsy (part of Scripps) got together w/Discovery--so there is a realization that they all have to transform!!!
batye
8/5/2017 12:21:07 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan for me it learning process as technology develops learning never stops- never :)
elizabethv
8/8/2017 8:50:56 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
@mpouraryan - I think there is a lot of newer technology that is allowing people to create videos that look more on the professional side, while be accessible to people who can't really afford the professional software. I have a few apps on my phone that let me do simple editing to some of my videos. When your subjects tend to be toddlers, who are un-cooperative by nature, those apps are extremely useful.
mpouraryan
8/8/2017 3:03:45 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: User generated video...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts--you echo what I underscored exactly--as all content providers have to be truly paranoid.
elizabethv
8/3/2017 9:16:53 AM User Rank Platinum
Blocking MLM
Blocking MLM videos would be FANTASTIC - but if I had to bet, it'll never happen. There are far too many users out there doing it, and realistically, I don't see there being anything against the rules in doing so. Normally they have their own separate "business" pages for them and run the Live Videos through there. Truthfully, I did agree to follow their business pages, because I'm too nice. I suppose I could low-key go through and unfollow the pages and most wouldn't notice. Or maybe they would when they went on the hunt for new customers and they'd come back and pitch to me again. Heaven help us all.
mhhf1ve
8/3/2017 7:21:58 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
Ah, well, Facebook will probably adjust its algorithms so that you don't see those videos in your newsfeed as much if you tend to skip over their videos, anyway....
If only there were a longer-term solution to the problem of MLM schemes? mpouraryan
8/4/2017 3:47:12 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
What happened to simply having control over one's lives? That' sthe ultimate dilemma :)
batye
8/4/2017 4:09:36 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
@mpouraryan for me it very very scary idea - but you could be right when I think about it ...
mpouraryan
8/4/2017 4:11:49 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
We must never be "Scared"--becasue as FDR reminded us, the only thing to fear is fear itself. That's also another implicit message about Transformation as i alluded to earlier.
batye
8/5/2017 12:29:45 AM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
@mpouraryan human nature is to be worry about change but change it a way of life this days in IT... stepping out of Paradigm...
mpouraryan
8/6/2017 11:20:54 PM User Rank Platinum
Re: Blocking MLM
It is, frankly, the toughest thing--but there is no choice. The idea, for instance, that even phones may be obsolete within the next five years and everything is embedded--curious to see what the TT Community thinks about this--if this is not "Transformation"--not sure what is?
http://www.aljazeera.com/video/news/2017/08/us-wisconsin-company-offers-optional-microchips-employees-170802074308766.html Onward 2 the new week with all its' possiblities dchampagne70
8/14/2017 12:15:15 PM User Rank Silver
Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg has been very lucarative with creating Facebook, but it seems like now you need to pay for add-ons on games and other things I came across. There is not much we can do about the add-ons and things on Facebook now. I just do what I usually do and not pay for anything.
As far as Netflix goes I have used them in the past and it was only for streaming the movies. I never did the DVD part. As far qas the streaming goes it was alright in the the beginning but died out after 6 months. I actually found hulu to be a tiny better than Netflix. well my family likes it. I personally download movies to my travel drive and watch them. :) |
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