Ned is 70. Conrad is 14. Yesterday they played chess for seven hours. Or so. Conrad taught Ned where a lot of the cool new chess sites are on the web. Ned and he fought epic duels. Ned also mentioned that he'd been using You Tube a lot recently. He'd discovered how "great" it was. Was now watching whole performances. Was watching chess matches. Conrad showed him You Tube videos of chess games. Grand masters explaining games.
Video is the killer app of all time. You Tube's brilliance is its breadth. It's become the central repository for everything on the web. It gets better by the day as people keep bringing new different stuff to it.
NBC and News want a walled garden of video on a site they set up to protect themselves. Instead they'll shut themselves off Ned surfing into something interesting of theirs, and staying. Which will be the ultimate winner? What model is better. Open or closed?
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Friday, April 13
Ned's You Tube
by
Richard McKinnon
on April 12, 2007 03:52PM (PDT)
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