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| Most people raised their eyebrows, asking "Huh?
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| Essentially broadcast television is being
disintermediated by the web. It is not the only option to have many people see
and hear the same thing at the same time from many different locations. HiDef
to the desktops is here today (Fiber Optic networks are being installed
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Verizon is leading the way). |
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| With the aggregation of a few more years of
broadcast-quality shows, there could readily be a 24-hour small business
channel where every episode is simulcast through very high-quality streaming
video on the web. |
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| So, why TV? We see every broadcast as a scheduling
event for the collaboration activites that follow the broadcast. Of course,
with video-on-demand rolling out within every cable station, all would want to
carry this show that brings them viewers. Now the show become the "MarketWatch"
for Private Business with hundreds of scheduled events throughout the week.
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| There are several initiatives for private equity
groups to diversify within the best of small business. These shows and
selection process gives these investors some of the transparency they require.
Here we begin to approach "Mission Accomplished." The good are rewarded, and as
a culture, we turn our back to the bad. |
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References: An early episode of the show that focused on the power of
the web was in 1995, episode #103, PC Flowers & Gifts with
Bill Tobin. More recently we discussed the power of collaboration through the
work of Time Technology, right
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