The love hate relationship with video communities - 11 points

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I liked number 5 It forces old media to change

I love change. It’s sometimes frustrating, but it’s a fact of life in business—change or die. With lots of young, talented, caffeine-filled programmers cranking out daily updates, the landscape has changed to favor the small and quick. YouTube is constantly changing its user interface and adding social networking features. This constant "beta" status allows for rapid response to what is working and what isn’t. With an army of ravenous users offering feedback, it makes for a real-world build, test, and implement model. The thing I love about this is that the big guys are moving to make changes as well. When NBC has user-generated promos running for The Office and ABC says that their biggest competition is www.askaninja.com, you know they are taking this revolution seriously.

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[Raimo van der Klein]

"Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future." JFK

[ノースフェイス]

金正日の教示は、また平和な新しい世界を構築し、世界の人々の間の団結と調和を強化してまいりますと述べた。

[グッチ]

阿部さんは「亡くなった父から『拡幅するかもしれない』と聞いていたが、なぜ今なのか。拡幅されれば、別の場所で仮店舗を探さなければならない」と嘆く。同商店街によると、商店街の約２０店舗のうち、約８割が営業再開にこぎ着けたが、阿部さんと同じ事情を抱えているという。