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lagilmanthe question to ask is -- how stupid ARE we?
something to chew on, from the Daily Media newsfeed:
"The four US television networks in a pay dispute with Hollywood television writers over online video advertising are in line to generate $120 million of revenues in 2007 from free Web streaming of their content, according to a leading media buyer. The total online video advertising market will be worth close to $1.3 billion this year after doubling in size in 2006, according to Accustream."
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Huh. That's the free Web streaming the networks claim they can't afford to pay writers for their content contributions, because they 'don't think there's any money in it.'
something to chew on, from the Daily Media newsfeed:
"The four US television networks in a pay dispute with Hollywood television writers over online video advertising are in line to generate $120 million of revenues in 2007 from free Web streaming of their content, according to a leading media buyer. The total online video advertising market will be worth close to $1.3 billion this year after doubling in size in 2006, according to Accustream."
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Huh. That's the free Web streaming the networks claim they can't afford to pay writers for their content contributions, because they 'don't think there's any money in it.'
