Takes too long, people won't bother.
I think if they're bothered, they'll bother..
Those that don't will save bandwidth.
Also, download speeds and broadband access are moving forward fast. We got a phone call yesterday from bt, they've upped my broadband from 2 to 8 meg, put a wireless box in the post so I can sit on the cliff and the beach on broadband and knocked a couple of quid off what I'm paying..
It was hardly a hard sell.
There was an article on the bbc website about how the gap between to TV and internet is closing. This is something I've been thinking about a lot recently. I've noticed distinct differences between people I know who only watch TV...
and the internet crew.
Do you?
The bbc singled out some comedian whose shifted his show across the great media divide and now has loads of viewers pay a quid to watch his shows on YouTube. A girl got noticed by talent spotters on the net, and was 'signed up' by the bbc after she started her own 'gadget review' show on YouTube.
Kernow needs to show off it's uniqueness, online..
For no other reason than it's so open to territorial claim.
YouTube is now being delivered to TVs in the USA.
What people choose to watch on their box is turning into an open season on sensory information. If you can make your Sh-it look better on TV than their Sh-it, then your vids go on telly.
Kernow has got a pretty good storyline..
KernowTube
