Want Content? “Pick One”

rickyv:

A meeting with the super smart Avner Ronen of Boxee yesterday, combined with reading coverage of the Pirate Bay trial and the 30 Rock “McFlurrygate” has got me thinking on overdrive about the future of video content.

In a conversation last night with my buddy Aaron, we came up with a simple rule called “Pick One.” While certainly not groundbreaking, it’s an easy way to think about the future of entertainment.

I’ve seen a lot of folks living inside the insular tech world develop the attitude that they deserve their content free of:

- cost
- time/focus consuming advertising
- product placement

This led to the “pick one” theory. For a sustainable content production model, the consumer has to pick one of those. I hate to play the old media asshole here, but an episode of Lost isn’t going to get made with none of the above.

And if we’re lucky enough, maybe for some it’ll even be pick two!

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  1. aarondignan reblogged this from rickyv and added:
    So, I know I’m 1/2 month late in riffing here, but I did want...for insanely expensive...
  2. mokoyfman reblogged this from rickyv and added:
    And if we’re lucky enough, maybe for some it’ll even be
  3. theredpanda reblogged this from rickyv and added:
    I would defo opt for...choice. Well, as long as...done...
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  6. medication reblogged this from rickyv and added:
    again, ricky knows.
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