Friday, May 04, 2007 10:57:11 AM
Here is a hypothetical question, when valuing internet Companies..
How can one Online Industry replace dozens or multiple offline industries.
As an example: Tubearoo: How many tv stations can it replace worldwide, a Nickelodeon for example, requires translation to gain entrance to each country, office space , employees, liceneses. but a Tubearoo? Just requires viral marketing.
If 5 million people Watch Videos on Tubearoo for an average of 1 hour per day? Why is a Network Station worth more?
Recent valuations of Network Stations IE: E! News Network (1 Billion$+) BET (1 Billion$) , Fox Kids which was sold to Disney for $3.2 Billion$.
There are about 25 Top Inernet Video Sites.
3 are Public
1) GOFH - Focused on US Based , and commercially lenient content like AMerican Idol Simulcasts etc.
2) RGRP - Focused on Streaming Technologies for Online Video so its not a pure play.
3) TUBR - A standalone Video Network, that also owns a news website.
The most purest play is TUBR and I think that is why investors are all over this.
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