Hey, you sound intelligent-enough talking about it, so don't self-critique

Watch the G. Kawasaki piece, it's both an interesting presentation and shows the functionality pretty well. As for how long? Who knows, look at Clipmarks, it's still free, although I've been harping at them for I don't know how long to start charging for it. I go to New York to visit them - the guy in the same building doesn't know who they are, finally I make it to their floor and see that Adam is so thing - he's almost invisible, then there's the Derek (either sleeping due to being overworked and underpaid) or working in a horizontal position... the other Eric W., has to live so far from the office - for a wh...

Hey, you sound intelligent-enough talking about it, so don't self-critique

Watch the G. Kawasaki piece, it's both an interesting presentation and shows the functionality pretty well. As for how long? Who knows, look at Clipmarks, it's still free, although I've been harping at them for I don't know how long to start charging for it. I go to New York to visit them - the guy in the same building doesn't know who they are, finally I make it to their floor and see that Adam is so thing - he's almost invisible, then there's the Derek (either sleeping due to being overworked and underpaid) or working in a horizontal position... the other Eric W., has to live so far from the office - for a while there I thought he didn't exist. I hope Steve Forbes appreciates all of this and gets the guys financially on their feet, which is something that they so blatantly and unabashedly deserve (probably should've posted these comments in the Forbes clip, although I'd definitely rename it to be something like "Forbes ditches Presidential ambitions and buys Clipmarks instead!" - now that's a headline

But seriously, my guess is that these guys are relatively new and they probably don't have the youtube draw in terms of users and bandwidth. Plus they're somewhat of a narrower appeal, since they're pretty much only for business use. I do think they did a great job in implementing it and hope they're successful. I know I'll certainly use them for my and my clients' needs. It's a natural marketing tool for just about any business. It does require some effort, but hey - what's worthwhile doesn't?

BTW, if you need to do just web-based slides with voice-over (no video) - check out Slideshare.com - very well done as well.