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Youtube I Invented You Tube eBook Eric Skaggs

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Youtube I Invented You Tube eBook Eric Skaggs

This is a sad, short story from someone who noticed a trend, which many tech minded people saw coming. He claims to have met the founder of YouTube one fateful night, that’s possible... but the rest of the story is a bit of a stretch. Reading this rant is like sitting at a bar with a talkative know-it-all nerd who could have been someone great (by his own estimation) if only he had got the chance. This isn’t that different to the common story of an athlete who could have made it to the NFL (or whatever) but the problem is the issue of blame, it’s always someone else’s fault. In reality, good ideas are not in short supply, people who stick with something, and have the ways and mean, and do whatever it takes to make it happen... those kind of people are in short supply. My advice, stop living in the past if you have not moved on yet, forgive, forget and get onto the next big idea. Words alone aren’t enough, you have to do it if you want the rewards. Oh, one last thing, put a contract in writing, a verbal agreement isn’t worth much when you’re talking about total strangers who met years ago.


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Youtube is one of the best thing ever to happen to the Internet.
I love it.
A bit misleading, but an interesting story of someone claiming to have come up with idea of YouTube and gave it to people who put it together. Maybe he did?
I found the story very interesting, albeit very short There were also unexpected pleasant surprises. Kinda funny also. I remember the term "boobtube" was used to refer to TV during my younger years! Cheers to the author!
U have to read this book to really understand the title. U will find it interesting as a techie person.
This is a very interesting story. It demonstrates that often times Fame and Fortune comes with a price tag of dishonesty,corruption and down right meanness. In my opinion the real winner is the honest person. He holds within himself an unseen treasure that has a dazzling beauty no one would ever forfeit if they could but behold it. The guilty effectively rise the innocent and oh just to be that,compares to nothing mankind has witnessed yet. Sincerely, Marcia Wilmott
Honey, I'm sorry. This just isn't believable. I haven't decided if you're trying to trick people or if you're genuinely delusional, but this story is not convincing in the slightest. I love reading conspiracy theories and the like, and I've gotten pretty good at judging credibility. This is not a credible story. You offer absolutely zero detail that couldn't have been pulled right off wikipedia, and the fact that you even mention there's another man out there making the same claim as you makes it sound that much weaker. Beyond that, the awful formatting and myriad errors ("googleing"? Really?) heavily imply that you are not as tech savvy as you try to make yourself out to be. At least try harder next time.

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This is a sad, short story from someone who noticed a trend, which many tech minded people saw coming. He claims to have met the founder of YouTube one fateful night, that’s possible... but the rest of the story is a bit of a stretch. Reading this rant is like sitting at a bar with a talkative know-it-all nerd who could have been someone great (by his own estimation) if only he had got the chance. This isn’t that different to the common story of an athlete who could have made it to the NFL (or whatever) but the problem is the issue of blame, it’s always someone else’s fault. In reality, good ideas are not in short supply, people who stick with something, and have the ways and mean, and do whatever it takes to make it happen... those kind of people are in short supply. My advice, stop living in the past if you have not moved on yet, forgive, forget and get onto the next big idea. Words alone aren’t enough, you have to do it if you want the rewards. Oh, one last thing, put a contract in writing, a verbal agreement isn’t worth much when you’re talking about total strangers who met years ago.