Does any semi-pro or good amateur really use online video editing as part of their day-to-day experience with digital media. Let us know because we want to learn what type of functionality one would want alongside an online media marketplace. According to this post, Cuts.com was just purchased after only 4 months since launch -- and of course Jumpcut.com was also taken out, so we can only assume someone up in corporate thinks this space is really a growth area.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Online editing?
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Do you remember your first sale? We do!!!
If you got multiple porducts or services like Yahoo or google then it 's interesting because it complements the serviess already provided - but for pros I hardly think that anyone even onsider it... 1. today you can run FCP or Premire on a fairly simple mac Pro (yes I belong on the mac side) which makes you a mobile editor .
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