There's Content On That There Web Thing
from the look-at-that dept
The New York Times discovers that there actually is some video content on the web. We've already posted similar articles discussing the state of video and animation content on the web. However, now that the NY Times has noticed, I guess it's officially mainstream. They talk about all the stuff you'd expect: the programming can be a "different" creatively, and perhaps a bit more risk-taking. They even compare it to the early days of Fox. I really don't know if I consider that to be a good thing...
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