chrisbitz
Well-Known Member
There, I thought that would get your attention 
I just noticed something interesting.. (this is very basic and not thought through...)
Twitterers like posting their opinions, without any rich content like pictures, and with minimal expectation of response or interaction.
Facebookers post opinions, backed up with more rich content like pictures or thumbnailed links, and often get interactive responses.
YouTube Vloggers MAKE FILMS of their opinions, with as much rich content as possible, encouraging comments, and even wanting people to *make films* of their responses.
I'm a little surprised, but in a way YouTube vlogging is just the 3rd evolution of daily social media...?

I just noticed something interesting.. (this is very basic and not thought through...)
Twitterers like posting their opinions, without any rich content like pictures, and with minimal expectation of response or interaction.
Facebookers post opinions, backed up with more rich content like pictures or thumbnailed links, and often get interactive responses.
YouTube Vloggers MAKE FILMS of their opinions, with as much rich content as possible, encouraging comments, and even wanting people to *make films* of their responses.
I'm a little surprised, but in a way YouTube vlogging is just the 3rd evolution of daily social media...?