Originally posted by: Darklord_Rehan
You are not trying to understand facts. People who earn money through net, render certain services exclusively to their entrepreneur. But YouTube is not among those commercial organization. Hosting videos can never be such a service. Because anyone can view videos on YouTube for unlimited times and can do it for free. If somehow (I don't know how) the channel manages to tap these views and charge the YouTube, it will become beggar in a day. Nor would we get to see videos on YouTube for free. Because YouTube will extract the money from the viewers to pay the channels. Infact I think its YouTube who should charge the channel for hosting its videos. But youtube doesn't do that. It allows uploaders to upload and download videos for free. Isn't this more than enough philanthropy for internet users?Commercials work on a different process from that of TV serials. Commercials can be generated through several processes - TV, News Papers, Posters, Hoardings, Internet etc. Their scope is much wider. But TV shows can't accept these means otherwise the thing called Television itself would be extinct. And let me repeat this once again, Revenue generation cannot and should not be completely in the hands of the channel or any private entrepreneur. Otherwise the system of Taxing will come to an end. There will be no official taxes on these income as they are unpredictable and unofficial.>>Look I understand Internet very well. I am 21st century person - 90% of time I spend on internet, just 25 minutes on TV for PKYEK and rest of it sleeping or household work. So, I understand it very well that people earn a lot of money using these resources.You are not understanding what I am trying to say. It is a wake up call for the channels. The saas-bahu audience is slowly getting smaller with more and more youth getting away from those dramas. If more channels move in that direction then the already getting smaller audience will get shared among those channels. So, if an advertiser gives x amount to Star Plus or Sony for 8: 30 PM slot for a saas-bahu show then why will they also pay Star One for the same product and the same slot? But another advertiser targetting youth will pay Star One for the same slot. But Star One needs to project their numbers correctly.Shall I give you an example how to tap the right sources? One buzz article about PKYEK has generated a stirr at the Forum, must have increased the TRPs atleast for this week, generated petitions, Facebook linkings and twitter updates. For me the right media is internet media for youth and not TV. There may be news on a channel but that won't affect youth but if there is buzz on IF, it mmediately affects. And they don't have to get free youtube videos but by exploring the options for IP or Internet Tv. BTW, youtube also has advertisements.
The Government's TRP system is not at all age-old. It was framed in recent times. Previously they used a manual Diary system to collect the ratings. I suggest you see the pros and cons of a law or a system before calling it outdated or irrelevant. Star One is intrinsically low on TRPs because of its limited Geographical coverage in India. Other than major cities, its hard to get Star One in India. But if the channel tries to find 'Out of the box' ways which doesn't comply with the laws, they will end up in jail and the channel itself will be banned.
>>Look I don't have to get into the details of law system but if a TRP system is based on just switching on tv at 8:25 PM by a randomly selected people, then it is not giving the right projection of audience. What about the people who are watching it online? Somebody needs to spend time in thinking about how to tap them. Their revenue resources depend on that. If they are ignoring it then its unfortunate because after 5 years, this will be the current generation and Star One may have lost it to foreign media and Internet tvs. This generation doesn't want to watch Saas-bahu dramas- and somebody needs to understand that now. If they wake up after five years and start revamping their strategies again, it will be too late by then.
Look, I am not discouraging you to support your favourite shows (infact I also want SO to retain its youth flavour and come up with better shows for us), but by remaining oblivious to facts you'll end up barking at the wrong tree.>> I know you are not discouraging but trying to give your viewpoints.But these are mine looking at the trend in technologies and future, I still feel that Star One is not exploring the right reasons for show failures. And I enjoyed discussing with you😆
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