Straw man 2.0:
These figures certainly don’t ratify the grand promise of social media. Not everyone uses YouTube to launch their showbiz or political career, but the potential to do so is central to the Web 2.0 narrative that figures in so many newsmagazine panegyrics. When the odds of even 1,000 people viewing your video in a month’s time are only 3 percent, however, it’s tough to argue that hitting it big on YouTube is anything more than dumb luck. You could argue that this is the way it’s always been in show biz, and you’d be right. But wasn’t the Web supposed to change all that?
I’m being nothing but critical today. Where is the love I need to see me through?
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That has indeed brought the love! Delighted to discover I still really like this song. “We got humans using humans for...
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right here! (maybe.)
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