Going Into the World!

I was about to start a routine meeting with the President of the Johnstone Group, and Glenn, who was leading the new Johnstone cable, noticed. The cable business had already grown to close to 30 million subscribers, requiring new changes. Johnston Entertainment has become so massive that he has promoted Glenn, vice president, to a new president, by separating the cables.

"How's Thomas's mating program going?"

Glenn reminds me of Thomas. I think they were desperate to appear, but I'm curious because there are no follow-up reports. I don't need anyone else to report it to me, but I can't ignore it because Thomas is coming out.

"I am too interested and have some difficulty with the process. It is difficult to choose participants, so time is running out."

"Yes? What does that mean? If time is delayed, we should hire a lot of temporary jobs to finish the screening quickly. We have to get rid of this when it comes up."

Locusts are also called Han Season. Although not as much as South Korea has pot tenacity, Americans must be cooled down after too long. If I was going to do this, I wanted to do it quickly and record that there was a program with over 100 million viewers on the Johnstone cable.

Glenn gave me a detailed explanation, but this is not a real excuse. All outrage is excessive attention and fiery participation of viewers.

More than 100,000 applicants have been reported since the announcement of the "entry" a few days ago. Since the support period is two weeks, we expect a minimum of 1 million and maybe 1.5 million people at this rate in the future. No one expected that there would be this many "good maidens who walk in the underworld".

"I don't know about her personality, but you can see her because she has pictures attached. Does everybody really look okay?"

The question was a little funny, but I was really curious. This is not an audition for bait. This is a dating program for Thomas. One million and a half million people don't understand. No matter how many Americans there are, it's not like a beauty is filming in a factory. Anyway, Thomas' clothes exploded. I'll probably get my mouth ripped off hearing this news.

"It's hard to tell with just photos, to be honest. You can just pick and send the best ones, or even just a little bit of makeup won't do it. And the rumor that Chief Thomas' eyes will be low is even more troubling."

What is this nonsense? Thomas has low eyes. Perhaps it looks a little blurry, so the standards of beauty are also misleading.

"It's a rumor. Chief Thomas has surprisingly high eyes."

It's true. I can't help but notice your tone of voice. It's not as tall as me, but I know how to hide something pretty and ugly. Glenn said all the photos were pretty and couldn't be dropped.

"Nowadays, there are photo enhancements, and it's very difficult to work with different faces depending on the angle or atmosphere. If you do well, you can reduce it by a tenth, but it's not that easy."

"If you 'shrug ~' in Photoshop, it's a world where beauty is born... that's a real concern."

I acknowledged the difficulties. I was worried because I met an unexpected ambush, and when I look around, executives suddenly make an awkward face. A moment of silence passed before I asked him to come up with an idea.

"Why don't we just ask them to take a video and send it instead of a picture? I think it would be a lot better to judge."

Unlike photos, video is not easy to edit with programs and annoying, and can be viewed in multiple angles and captured in stories. I told myself it was too good an idea.

"We've thought about that, and it's costly and it's complicated, and if you get a hundred and a half million videos, it's hard to get, and it's not that hard to review. It's not the same as the pictures."

Damn it, then no pictures, no video, what am I supposed to do? Can't you be creative? We have to take action at a high cost.

“Can't you help with the Johnstone consultation? How many videos do you have to open each day to help you computerize the submission process, automate it, or bulk process it?"

I expect that if I change the submission format to video, there will be fewer candidates because it is annoying. It should be a million fewer, but it's a bit crowdsourced.

"Can I make one comment?"

"Mr. Johnson? Of course."

Mr. Johnson, who was sitting at the end, suddenly raises his hand to reveal his existence. Mr. Johnson, who is in charge of investing in Johnston, is surprised that the Johnstone Group does not respond well to these conversations because of a corporate atmosphere that is more about technology and entertainment than it is about finance.

"What if I asked them to upload a video? I saw a video of my daughter showing it to her friends before, Maiway, but wouldn't it be easier to put it up and help out with a consultation?"

Boom.

"Hahaha, this is Mr. Johnson's idea. I love it. All right, all right!"

"I'm glad it's not nonsense."

As I hit the table loudly and complimented him, I remembered a nice smile on Mr. Johnson's face. My reaction was unexpectedly too good for Mr. Johnson's ears. But it's a really good idea.

"There's a similar feature in Myway, but it's a little different. We'll add features to make it easy to upload and playback videos at all. But how do we do that? The server seems to have a lot of load."

Miller, chairman of the consulting firm, carefully held his opinions on obstacles.

"No, create a site that accepts at all to avoid impacting Myway. You don't have to put this in my way. It doesn't really fit the concept. Of course, it's a good idea to add that to your Myway as well. It's good to share videos with friends."

Once directions were set, we discussed the details, ensuring that the server and traffic capacity design was appropriate for people to arrive during the two-week reception period. There is a high likelihood that more than 100,000 people will upload from the first day, and this time there will be no beta testing period. But it's not hard because I have accumulated experience so far.

The candidates' videos were rotated so that they could see the subject at 360 degrees, as well as a close-up screen. Time was given with a brief introduction so that it would not take more than 3 minutes, because if the dose is too large, it would interfere with the screening.

"Sir, can only we see the video when the applicant uploads it? Or is it public?"

"Hmm, that's a really good question. This is usually something the host will review and decide, but I don't think it's necessary this time."

Again, President Johnson commented on how much I was inspired by my reaction and then actively explained his idea.

"I think it would be better to make this event more engaging for viewers. Make your videos public and pick from the most recommended candidates. Each person's preferred style may be different, but this will reduce one million people to at least 1,000. And then the judges do a workup."

"Mr. Johnson, what day is it today? I'm getting a full throttle. Haha."

It's a simple way to reduce one million to 1,000. It will be more affectionate because they take away our real work, fill the curiosity of the viewers, and choose their own people.

"If you release a video to the public, there will be a huge number of people coming to watch it, in addition to volunteers. If this goes wrong, 10 million visitors a day will be ridiculed."

Chief Crimson frowns. I really do. How much do you wonder who's coming? It's a shameful thing for people to come. It looked like an audition program to me.

"What are 10 million people? American Idol was between 20 and 30 million at a time, and this is the Internet, so more people are coming. 50 million people a day, right?"

"Wait!"

I stopped talking a moment ago when I heard Miller's boss say 50 million people, and I thought of grabbing his head. After straightening up my thoughts in an instant, I said my thoughts.

"Fifty million people a day need constant supply of content. They just come back once or twice with a profile video. How about making this an opportunity to upload a variety of videos? Online is all about content. whether it's a fun video or a special video that you've made."

"I also created a video site, which I thought was a waste of time. Nowadays, camcorders record a lot at home and with friends, so you can get settled on a new platform. “

"Haha. That's it. “

President Miller was also cooperating with my opinions, and understood my intentions correctly. It is true that it is a shame to make it once and throw it away, and I have a feeling that it will work well when looking at the latest trend. I came up with a new video-sharing platform, a new trend created by the rapid release of camcorders.

Similar formats were formed in many places at one time, as TV shows showing "funny videos" from viewers were popular. I still have a channel called 'Fun Home Video in America' that I sometimes watch. Once our site is established, people will be able to share it freely on the Internet, not on the station.

"Don't you have to have a different name?"

I think we've come to a close, but Morris, the president of energy, is behind us. He's got a big mouth.

"We can decide that later."

"No, I need to cancel the reception and turn it into video support, but I need to name and proceed as soon as possible. Where's the rest?" "

An executive says, "Let's skip the obvious," but Maurice explicitly replies if he thinks his opinions have been ignored. When I look at you, you both nod quietly, whether you think you're loud.

"Khh-hmm. You have two weeks to open a new site, and you don't have time to vote on a name. Well, what about YouTube?"

"YouTube?"

The executives look at me, raising their voices as if they didn't like my naming skills. I didn't have to shrug.

"You don't like it?"

"That's not it. I was wondering what that meant."

Chief Crimson next to them explains why they were confused. Fortunately, there's nothing wrong with it.

"Tube means TV, right? But this is what users post. It's like going back to a show that you're uploading, and it's YouTube. I'm just saying it's nice to pronounce, so you can change it if you have a better opinion."

"I don't remember anything in particular."

"It sounds good on YouTube, and it's small."

It is easy to criticize other people's ideas, but it is not easy if you do it yourself. Everyone has thought about it, but there is no special opinion, so I asked them to change it to 'YouTube' and change the name if it is better in practice.

"Then why did you suddenly create a video site? Phew. '

After a heated discussion, I was confused as to why I started this. Given its original purpose, I was curious about Thomas' schedule and asked him about the progress of the program. As a result, I mistakenly created a video site.

Artwork Reviews

YouTube was founded on February 14, 2005, and was created by three companies that used to work for PayPal: Chad Hurley, Steve Chan and Jared Karim.

In October 2006, they sold it to Google for 1.65 billion dollars, and they made three of them rich. Among them, Taiwanese technical director Steve Chan married Korean Park Ji-hyun, who was the head of Google Korea Marketing.

I'm sorry for them, but things were a little faster. The three of us need to live a normal life.