YouTube has become so big, that it may become irrelevant, as consumers seek more focused affinity-based sharing sites, Bill Cleary suggested yesterday at OnHollywood. Some panelists countered that it will retain value as a search-based library, but may not fulfill the growing demand microniche sites, a new hotspot in the online media world.
Check out the highlights from the Creative (and Successful) Tales about Grabbing Online Attention debate.
Moderator: Bill Cleary, Founder, Cleary & Partners
Doug Scott, President, Ogilvy Entertainment
Michael Terpin, CEO, Social Radius
Jennifer Cooper, CEO, Mixercast
Brad Miska, Editor-in-Chief, Bloody-Disgusting
Steve Weinswig, Media Group President, Blowtorch Entertainment