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    He points to Internet video, specifically YouTube, as contributing to a change in the way people consume music videos. "Ten years ago ... while kids, that MTV demo, they were on their computers and they were texting. You didn't have more than 70 percent of America with a broadband connection. And right now, if you want music, you're on your computer, you're on YouTube, you're on Facebook, MySpace, and you're sharing music video with your friends." In recent years, even MTV saw this change in viewing patterns coming. Full Article at NPR
    Ten years ago ... while kids, that MTV demo, they were on their computers and they were texting. You didn't have more than 70 percent of America with a broadband connection. And right now, if you want music, you're on your computer, you're on YouTube, you're on Facebook, MySpace, and you're sharing music video with your friends.
    SOURCE: NPR 7 months ago
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The Fall Of 'TRL' And The Rise Of Internet Video
  1. The famous first video that was aired on MTV is 'Video Killed the Radio Star,'
    SOURCE: NPR 7 months ago
  2. This is like, 'Internet Killed the Video Star.' What's really changing is for artists who have relied on big, brash, spectacle music videos to not just define their career, but to move it along, to allow it to evolve. They're in trouble. Madonna could not become Madonna from this platform today. But the...
    SOURCE: NPR 7 months ago
  3. With a little imagination, of course. The door is open to hundreds of thousands of more people. And when it's more inclusive, you are going to get more experimentation. I think the challenge is going to be, 'How do you to find this stuff?'
    SOURCE: NPR 7 months ago
  4. Anybody with a digital camera and their MacBook can do a pretty credible video
    SOURCE: NPR 7 months ago

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