said by Primis1 
:...considering he made his money in this sort of realm, and else nobody here can claim the same, I'd say he has a lot more cred than anyone else here in commenting on the market and economic reality of ventures like YouTube, whether anyone likes it or not
He's right, in that YouTube would need a much more-solid plan in order to justify its value to anyone. They exist in a grey area that will (and should) scare some potential suitors off -- the most popular things on YouTube are usually illegal and unauthorized for them to even have. If you ripped those away, their model no longer makes sense. And that's not an unlikely scenario necessarily.
I have to agree. After you get through the first 6 posts of all anti-cuban or attacks on the man, we get to the first real thought out post.
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