Episode 167 — YouTube and the End of Friction

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Bloomberg With Mister Cabet

01:41 • 3min

3

YouTube Is a Very Expensive Product, You Know?

04:21 • 3min

4

The Returns to Scale

07:02 • 2min

5

The Constraint in the Value Chain

08:37 • 2min

6

Are They but for the Grace of Gly That Makes You Uncomfortable?

10:50 • 2min

7

Goggle's Facebook vs Google Buzz

13:05 • 2min

8

Google Succeeded With Facebook, Right?

15:14 • 2min

9

Youtubreacted to Ucub and Facebook?

17:07 • 2min

10

Is This Really What We Should Be Doing Good Here?

19:04 • 5min

11

The Inernet and the Human Condition, and the Inertia

24:11 • 4min

12

The Lack of Friction Makes Everything Easier

27:43 • 3min

13

What's the Point of Distribution? Maccee Arterris

30:25 • 3min

14

Is There a Scale Problem With Youtube?

33:28 • 2min

15

Are the Bucks the Bestambassabal?

35:09 • 2min

16

YouTube Is Good at Searching for Child Explosion Vidiols

37:08 • 2min

17

Do You Think the Lawyers Were Worried About Liability?

38:39 • 5min

18

What Gets Done About This?

44:04 • 3min

19

Should We Be Thinking About This From a Government Perspective?

46:40 • 4min

20

Is There a Need for a Recommendation Engine?

50:48 • 3min

21

Is Facebook Good or Bad?

53:47 • 3min