Russell Crowe Takes Son To School For First Day

Presumably, a large audience will lead to large revenue. Its true that advertisers are likely to be much more willing to put their content alongside the name of the video productions of the caliber of star Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington, but as good as those players are, I wonder if in fact what this agreement will which further demonstrate that the same type of commoditization is coming to video content that exists for the last few years regarding the content of the text. In case you were sitting around wondering what the future is for Webisode, you need not look beyond the first page of the New York Times business section, which reports today that the William Morris Agency ink is about to conclude an agreement with YouTube to talent has produced films for the service. The story doesn t go in the specification of how said video will be monetized, except remember that professionally produced video could gather a larger audience. In short, theres more of them will be.