47 Quotes by Josh Bernoff

With video moving onto the Web, the lines are getting more blurred and companies with a presence on both sides of the convergence will play from a position of strength.

The extension won't save the company, but the absence of it would have been really bad.

Sites with upscale audiences, existing traffic, and access to content, including many TV networks, should add hundreds of videos to their sites and start selling ads now.

One thing they do that's actually pretty interesting is their video search, which is designed to look across the whole Internet. That's pretty valuable.

People would go right back to stealing music.

Based on the amount of ad skipping, we believe commercials will be watched 20 percent less (in '07) than they are now, ... Our best estimate is that it will cut 10 percent off of the amount paid for advertising.

I expect it will be pretty successful. It will expand the audience for their popular television programs and bring them some revenue.

With major networks' video locked away in their own sites, portals must romance other video sources, including less aggressive cable networks.

It is a classic chicken-and-egg thing. If they get the content, people will come and use it. And if people come and use it, then folks will want to make their content available on the system.