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| Jul 07, 2006 2:31 pm |
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re: re: re: Video as the next "breakthrough" technology for the Internet - forecasted in 2 |
| Dn Garrihy
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Ira: Sorry, I still don't buy it.
Dn. How could you since you have not seen it?
Ira: As Ken said, the biggest cost for a quality product is production. That won't change. Home movies of baby's first step are of very limited interest, but can be posted today.
Dn. As I assured Ken, the possibility of home movies being shown on these new video channels is zero due to the fact that we developed the technology to reconstruct existing videos.
Ira: And what value is there for somebody to show a professionally produced video or film using your technology? They can easily post it on a web site today.
Dn: Millions of dollars in acquiring and re-engineering advanced web conferencing and video streaming technology e.g. ever tried showing 100 videos simultaneously on the web? Do you know of any terrestrial TV channel that maintains a stock of less than that number and our goal is to position purchasers of our Internet TV channels to do anything TTV can do and more.
Ira: If everybody has one it's no longer special. At least not the way you're presenting it. How many individuals have content that a significant number of other individuals would want to see?
Dn: I believe everyone has a genius for something, however latent it may be. If we can motivate individuals with expertise in a given field to come together in a new kind of Internet community we plan to build we will bring that genius to the fore – the rest is mere technology.
Ira: And a 1,000 page reference manual? You've got to be kidding! Anything that's perceived to be that complicated will send everyone other than the extreme techies running swiftly in the opposite direction. You may SAY that it's really easy to use, but anyone seeing your manual won't believe you.
Dn. Right – were it a mere technical manual but it also includes management, marketing, accounting and all relevant material necessary to operate on a global stage – the first draft of which we sold to Franchisors 25 years ago. Obviously the average guy will not need to, for example, be aware of currency conversation rates and will, therefore, not be provided with more than is required for a given project.
Ira: I still don't understand what will be so special about your technology. What's your differentiator? What's your go-to-market strategy? Where is your revenue going to come from? How do you plan to attract investors, or are you planning to self-finance this venture?
Dn. Never needed investors and never will. As for market strategy we sent 12 people to research this in virtually every major city in the larger countries of the world and will present our marketing strategy at our global launch next month. Our revenue will come from the sale of these Internet TV channels and our methodology.
Ira: There was an old joke that compared something with a certain country. The punch line was something like everyone knows where it is but nobody goes there. Just make sure you're not producing something similar.
Dn: Come on Ira, surely you have not lost some sense of “the great American dream” ? You must be aware that tenacity is a key ingredient of success i.e. if it doesn’t work FIX IT!
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