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YouTube is done sharing and may implode as a result.

21 December, 2008

YouTube TVHere is my prediction for 2009: The major record labels will leave YouTube and start their own video sharing/streaming site. Why? Just take a look at these two messages: Universal Music seeing “Tens of Millions” from YouTube (December 18th 2008) and Warner Music Group disappears from YouTube  (December 20th 2008).

So, that looks weird. Why would Warner leave, if there is so much money to be made? The answer is, they’re not. YouTube is kicking them out. Warner has been trying to come to terms with YouTube on a renewal of the contract that was announced as a “landmark video distribution and revenue partnership” in 2006, but failed to do so. As a consequence, YouTube is removing the Warner clips. But that’s just the beginning.

Something changed

Here is my theory: In 2006, Google was so afraid to lose the Read on…

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Author: Jeroen Verkroost - Category: Advertising, VOD, User Generated Content, Internet, IP owners, Online Video - 1,011 readers - Comment (3)

Building a new Home for MSN

11 December, 2008

MSN V12 BE Homepage thIn Belgium, my team is building a new homepage for MSN. The image after the link is not final, but a design study. I think they have done a great job concepting this so far. It is more of an evolution than a revolution though, since this page might be the fore-last or the last in a line of pretty traditional portal pages.

International Diversity

Many people don’t realise it, but an MSN homepage is actually quite different from Read on…

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Author: Jeroen Verkroost - Category: Advertising, User Generated Content, Marketing, Internet, Online Video, Social Networks - 800 readers - Comment