> YouTube has only existed for fifteen years, but it might continue to exist for centuries
Get a grip. Media companies come and go. They always seem unassailable at their apex.
Get a grip. Media companies come and go. They always seem unassailable at their apex.
But RKO is just straight up dead, which I don't think anyone would have called in 1943, its 15th year. 1946 would be its most profitable year. It was gone in 1957.
An example of a non-media company wanting to exist for 'centuries', I guess Evernote is dreaming to join the ranks of IBM, Nintendo, etc when they still want to be a 100 year old startup. [0] I think reality says other wise.
[0] https://www.fastcompany.com/3012870/evernotes-quest-to-becom...