Watch Youtube to donate... The JumbaFund !!!
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2009. 5. 16. 17:55
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A lot of jobs are disappearing these days due to the advancements in robotics: people are being replaced by automated machines. However, smart people started to find different ways to earn money. Have you heard about the fourth wave? Yup, it's the information age all right, and people are looking for opportunities to make money by providing information and services via the Internet.
It's been a while since blogging got all so popular and professional bloggers who blog for a living by earning money through their sponsors and putting up advertisements on their blogs started to emerge on the WWW(World Wide Web).
I suppose the blogging business has now become the red ocean. Why? Google made it is easy to create income through hosting advertisement on your web site by starting a service called Adsense. And now there are more services similar to Adsense. The appearance of such services initiated the blogging era, I guess. Today, almost everybody has a blog(of course myself). Blog is now more like a personal web site. Whether it is for their own use, or sharing information, it's in fact logging on the web for either case. So, blog, personal web site? What's the difference? As long as your personal web side provides means to subscribe the contents through rss feed, then it's a blog. Anyway, my point is, everybody started blogging in hopes to create extra income through services like Adsense. Since then the blogging business has become another red ocean.
Now, let me get into the main subject.
While many people started to blog for their own good(for extra income that might not even affect your life), I've seen some people who blogs for good cause. Good cause as in donating and supporting non profit organizations. For example, Codding Horror is a blog related to computer programming skills and issues. The author of Codding Horror has made a promise to the readers that the profit made from the blog will help fund open source projects. I thought that was a really nice thing to do.
Just a minute ago, I was watching updated videos on Youtube from the channels that I subscribe. Among many, KevJumba's video was one of them. KevJumba, catagorized under comedian in Youtube has made some seriously funny videos in the past and I've been viewing his videos ever since I started watching Youtube. And the video which just got posted recently announced that he started a new channel. The channel is called the JumbaFund. The pupose of his new channel is to raise funds for the people who needs the charity the most. He says google pays money to a channel when it gains substantial amount of subscribers and viewers. He has decided to donate the money earned from that channel.
I guess his intention is very clear in that it's for pure goodness. He claims that peoples' expectations on his main channel has gone too high and that is what it's stopping him from uploading new videos. So, he's planning on uploading random stuff on the new channel JumbaFund. When considering most of the vloggers(video bloggers) in Youtube upload videos about their personal life, the new channel is not so different from other channels and he might be able to gain more viewers on his own main channel if he plans not to create the new channel. That is why I think his intention is very clear on helping out the unprivileged.
The videos might seem stupid to some people, but... it's for good cause...
So, if you have any humanity inside you, feel free to subscribe, view or whatever...
A lot of jobs are disappearing these days due to the advancements in robotics: people are being replaced by automated machines. However, smart people started to find different ways to earn money. Have you heard about the fourth wave? Yup, it's the information age all right, and people are looking for opportunities to make money by providing information and services via the Internet.
It's been a while since blogging got all so popular and professional bloggers who blog for a living by earning money through their sponsors and putting up advertisements on their blogs started to emerge on the WWW(World Wide Web).
I suppose the blogging business has now become the red ocean. Why? Google made it is easy to create income through hosting advertisement on your web site by starting a service called Adsense. And now there are more services similar to Adsense. The appearance of such services initiated the blogging era, I guess. Today, almost everybody has a blog(of course myself). Blog is now more like a personal web site. Whether it is for their own use, or sharing information, it's in fact logging on the web for either case. So, blog, personal web site? What's the difference? As long as your personal web side provides means to subscribe the contents through rss feed, then it's a blog. Anyway, my point is, everybody started blogging in hopes to create extra income through services like Adsense. Since then the blogging business has become another red ocean.
Now, let me get into the main subject.
While many people started to blog for their own good(for extra income that might not even affect your life), I've seen some people who blogs for good cause. Good cause as in donating and supporting non profit organizations. For example, Codding Horror is a blog related to computer programming skills and issues. The author of Codding Horror has made a promise to the readers that the profit made from the blog will help fund open source projects. I thought that was a really nice thing to do.
Just a minute ago, I was watching updated videos on Youtube from the channels that I subscribe. Among many, KevJumba's video was one of them. KevJumba, catagorized under comedian in Youtube has made some seriously funny videos in the past and I've been viewing his videos ever since I started watching Youtube. And the video which just got posted recently announced that he started a new channel. The channel is called the JumbaFund. The pupose of his new channel is to raise funds for the people who needs the charity the most. He says google pays money to a channel when it gains substantial amount of subscribers and viewers. He has decided to donate the money earned from that channel.
I guess his intention is very clear in that it's for pure goodness. He claims that peoples' expectations on his main channel has gone too high and that is what it's stopping him from uploading new videos. So, he's planning on uploading random stuff on the new channel JumbaFund. When considering most of the vloggers(video bloggers) in Youtube upload videos about their personal life, the new channel is not so different from other channels and he might be able to gain more viewers on his own main channel if he plans not to create the new channel. That is why I think his intention is very clear on helping out the unprivileged.
The videos might seem stupid to some people, but... it's for good cause...
Remember every view counts towards charity...
So, if you have any humanity inside you, feel free to subscribe, view or whatever...
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