Third day.

I found an interesting series of videos on YouTube, and the long-tail phenomenon of them is quite interesting as well. The series is called Cupid On Street, the host finds single boys and girls on street in Taiwan and pairs them depending on few simple descriptions. Each video is actually short that none is longer than 10 minutes, but each video can cause 20 thousand comments on growing, which can last more than 6 months. I also found that the background of heroes and heroines are more attractive to audiences (their appearances, jobs, hobbies, and sometimes even criminal record). These contents are growing out from the original medium, Youtube, to Facebook, Instagram, and even some news sites. After spending less than 10 minutes on the video itself, almost half an hour would be spent on browsing their social sites and reading stories about them. This type of creation is a good representation of Web 2.0, I think.