Has YouTube changed the face of business video?
22/07/09 13:38
I've been talking to quite a few people lately about how business people look upon the opportunities afforded by the rise in popularity of YouTube, and the findings (if that's what you can call them) are quite intriguing.
Back in the old days - when "shooting video" involved large 3-tube cameras recording onto portable video tape recorders the size of your average home extension - we were designing pieces of communication that ould be distributed onto strange lumps of plastic called VHS tapes. These tapes had to sent out to customers, trainees, partner organisations and operating companies before they could view them, an action that involved a thing called a VHS player. Not everyone had VHS players in the early days either. Read More...
Back in the old days - when "shooting video" involved large 3-tube cameras recording onto portable video tape recorders the size of your average home extension - we were designing pieces of communication that ould be distributed onto strange lumps of plastic called VHS tapes. These tapes had to sent out to customers, trainees, partner organisations and operating companies before they could view them, an action that involved a thing called a VHS player. Not everyone had VHS players in the early days either. Read More...
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