Are we trying to re-invent the wheel? -the future direction of passing content

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   ChicagoPhotosposted 4 years ago

   Are we trying to re-invent the wheel?  -the future direction of  passing content on the web
   
   As positive "food for thought" I ask this.   Years ago Ted Talks were in text form. They found that Video(18 mins) was the best platform to pass information.  People here have asked "what hubs get the most hits?" Which tend to be "fluffy" topics, not deep insightful research papers.  News papers went the way of "Fluff" and Ted Talks went with Video.  Are Hubpages going through the same learning curve?  Obviously not 100%, but where are  written blogs going to be in the next 5 years in this landscape?
   
   

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   Tolovajposted 4 years ago

   I believe written word and video can coexist and each one of them has its pros and cons. This is just like radio, TV and internet. In five years we'll see a lot of integrated web pages with all sorts of media but a lot of compatibility issues - my humble opinion.

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