The caché of TV is not going away any time soon
Here’s a blog reader, commenting on the blog of a writer who is a social media marketer, working in part on Second Life…
You did pretty good [on the TV interview], it’s fun to see someone we know being on the News!
There’s still something about being on broadcast TV, even in the middle of the social media revolution…
Posted: November 25th, 2007 under Media Interview Trends, TV Interviews, Technology and Media Interviews.
Comment from Mario Parisé
Time December 7, 2007 at 2:10 pm
That was my mother in law
She’s great! I think what it is about TV is its still so hard to get on there. I dont value the opinions of a TV network very much, but by limiting how many people can get on TV (and how frequently), they create scarcity, which guarentees a perception of value. Just like how Nike can produce a limited run of shoes and sell them for thousands of dollars, even though they’re no better than the $90 pair. We bloggers like to talk about anything and everything that interests us, which means being mentioned on a blog or in a YouTube video isn’t in it of itself notable. Those posts/videos need to become super popular in order for their mere existence to be notable. (does that make sense? It does to me)