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A lot of gamers host games on that site, unreleased games, demos, walkthroughs, playthroughs, how to save princess peach etc.
The site definately has potential for a far bigger spectrum of potential spectators, but it needs more marketing and exposure to people. Because people seem to love broadcasting themselves, and a live video form definately has the dynamics needed to take off with proper financial and marketing backing.
Just look at people who have Myspace + Facebook + Twitter + Cell Phone + Internet Forums. Plenty of room for a live video site to take off if its made more accessible to more people. I think they should open up the chatrooms to guests who browse the site, with the admins or moderaters being able to ban people who are there to purely disrupt, while allowing new people who are browsing to use the chat feature, until they eventually like the site enough to join and be part of it. This would drive traffic through the roof, because you go there and you're like shit, cool streaming video, I want to chat but I dont want to sign up to this shit. If they let people chat as guests without signing up, they'd create far more accounts and repeat visitors, and subsequently grow faster.
/business microecon nerd talk
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commercial and underground electronic music (house/techno/trance/other) will surpass today's hip hop/pop/rock/country in worldwide interest...if it has'nt already.
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