Comments on: YouTube users can pick their poison with ads
Viewers can choose to watch an ad prior to a video starting or allow several ads to appear during the video.
Viewers can choose to watch an ad prior to a video starting or allow several ads to appear during the video.
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Just thought it's worth mentioning.
<Sarcasm>They're taking a page out of Apple's playbook. </sarcasm>
IMHO, I find the longer ads before the video to be the way to go. I am a has-been pirate (yarrrr, let's go plunder Sweden for booty!) and TiVo addict, yet I'm still willing to sit through a minute-long ad so that I can watch my Family Guy episodes hassle-free. And by "willing to sit through a minute-long ad", I (of course) mean "Get food/beer/check Facebook/read e-mail while the ad passes."
Advertisers simply don't understand.
- by TheMarketingIntern June 16, 2009 7:56 AM PDT
- At least YouTube is trying, but this concept STILL delays my access to video content. Someone has to come up with a better solution. I want my content 1) free, 2) uninterrupted, and 3) immediate. What about that is so difficult to understand? Why can't we monetize web video without violating any of these?
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