I've also had some ideas for what TV could become, given a more intelligent video player that allow you to "bookmark" a time position, and then being able to access these bookmarks from your computer, allowing you to search online for things in the scene around that time position.
That could also replace interrupting ads that people cut out in their torrent copies anyway.
Wait... should I have shut up and started a company doing this instead?
We tried putting flyers for our website all over campuses in the Boston area.
We also setup tables and had Ferrero Rocher chocolates with our cards and url stock onto them.
The conversion rate from posters was zero. The conversion rate from the chocolates+cards was about 10%, which is surprisingly high. The chocolate+cards were at an MIT fair though, so these kids might be over wired.
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I've also had some ideas for what TV could become, given a more intelligent video player that allow you to "bookmark" a time position, and then being able to access these bookmarks from your computer, allowing you to search online for things in the scene around that time position.
That could also replace interrupting ads that people cut out in their torrent copies anyway.
Wait... should I have shut up and started a company doing this instead?
We tried putting flyers for our website all over campuses in the Boston area.
We also setup tables and had Ferrero Rocher chocolates with our cards and url stock onto them.
The conversion rate from posters was zero. The conversion rate from the chocolates+cards was about 10%, which is surprisingly high. The chocolate+cards were at an MIT fair though, so these kids might be over wired.