You might be right, Ryan. But why would babelgum close up shop? How could it? $210m over 3-5 years? That’s huge amounts of money, guys. I agree, there’s a lot of companies out there with redundant content and that’s probably hurting them. This could be exactly what they say it is. Streamlining. Have you seen these offices? They might be palatial with huge overhead. So I ask, do you see the billionaire investor just pulling out of the venture or them just downsizing their fluffed feathers?

Babelgum is a very liberal website, almost to the point of current.tv. And all the billionaires are tied into Gore’s Global Warming schemes, like carbon credit exchanges and international green taxes & green incentives. And if you noticed, liberalism is starting to crumble under Pelosi and Reid. The fraud is out in the open now, and it’s apparent it’s been propagated through these media portals. We all want to conserve and be conscience of our habitat. But to what extent? The investor saw the schemes weren’t working and they pulled back. If they want to recover on a 210m investment, they have to make big money. NBC, ABC, CBS kind of money. To do that, you have to appeal to the main stream.

It amazes me how much money is spent on these online shows, yet the writing is so terrible. Everything is a bad carbon copy of something else, and people brag about throwing in seven figures. How about creating a good show, and making seven figures? Then let’s talk. Sooner or later, the New Media Cliques are going to have to grapple with their content. Success depends on the content, not smoke and mirrors.

Just 2-cents.