From the desk of Robert Rappaport on Tuesday, January 27th 2009 at 7:03
VIDEOS FOR THE WEB
NPR had an interesting report Tuesday discussing the changing face of music videos, now geared for YouTube and small screens.
Apparently, the consensus is that people who watch music videos aren't really going to their TVs anymore to watch them, but see them on iPods and computer screens.
I remember being glued in front of MTV back in the 1980s waiting for my favorite videos to come on, because that was pretty much the only place to watch them. I can't even tell you what MTV runs these days (not music videos), or even what channel it is.
I still do watch videos every now and then and when I want to see one, I head to YouTube. Not only is it convenient, but it's also OnDemand whenever you want it.
Yes, the world is changing and it's fun to be part of it.
Comments are closed
To prevent spam, comments are no longer allowed after sixty days.
50th(1)
all-souls-procession(1)
Anthropology(1)
Arts(1)
burger(1)
classical-music(265)
Comments(1)
Community(2)
development(1)
Director(1)
DOWNTOWN(2)
education(2)
emmy(1)
environment(1)
EXERCISE(1)
FESTIVAL(1)
Fiscal-Year(2)
Food(1)
General-Manager(4)
general_manager(1)
health(1)
In-Tune(1)
KUAZ(1)
Local(1)
Music(5)
News(104)
offbeat(8)
photography(1)
pledge-drive(1)
Politics(7)
quodlibet(160)
Radio(5)
radio-life(121)
ROADRACING(1)
RUNNING(1)
Science(1)
seven-oclock-cellist(11)
skating(1)
sport(2)
technology(1)
tucson-arts(194)
TUSD(1)
UofA(1)
web(4)
web-development(4)
webdev(1)
Wellness(1)
youth(1)
