Tom Guarriello recaps day one of the Web Video Summit in NYC, where the explosion of video platforms is clear. Platforms are hungry for high-quality creators. He's compiling a list of alternative video-hosting sites to share soon.
Hi, it's Tom Guarriello. I'm here at the Web Video Summit in New York City. Yesterday was the first day of the summit. Today is day 2. Yesterday, the big takeaway for me was, all you guys watching this on YouTube, the amount of choices out there for sharing your material in very interesting ways. Those choices are dramatically increasing, and there are a lot of people looking for people who make great content. So what I'm gonna try to do here over the next few days— I'm gonna be traveling, so it might not be till next week— but what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna try to put up some of the, the alternative sites where you might want to consider putting your material, because as I say, there's a lot of people looking for a lot of material out there, and I think you guys would be pleasantly surprised to see, uh, how welcoming some of these sites are going to be for you. So take care, and, uh, I'll see you again soon. Bye-bye.
