That's certainly possible but a dedicated sponsored team will result in a wow factor that the average community based group wouldn't necessarily posess. You would be hard pressed to find a jackass caliber group in every community, but if they are sponsored they could travel and maximize the entertainment value.
rkho- what's the market like for number of houses being demolished that would bring a steady stream of broadcasts and viewers to satisfy sponsors?
Answer: Some things like a house demo, which happens daily in the US would be more like a weekly event with a bit more marketing behind the event; where other jobs like lawn mowing would be classed into a daily segment.
Well....Im just going to share my idea and hope for the best for two reasons. One it is viable, and two it serves a greater social service. Here it is: Suffice it to say the the prison industrial complex is a huge industry that at best corrupts everything it touches.
http://www.infowars.com/the-prison-industrial-complex-the-ec...
What I propose is a cost effective way to utilize a tablet computer to create an interface of rehabilitation, corrections and accountability for convicts. The offering is varied. Such as regular check-ins with the webcam, education, conferences and whatever else. The draw here is cost. Instead of the average of 29k per year this system can accomplish desired results for 5k? 3k? 10k? per convict per year? Of course this would not be for every type of convict but I would imagine certain non-violent offenders could benefit at a tremendous cost benefit. Maybe call it probationnation.com?
Every year new and old businesses go bust. Bubble or no bubble. Good economy or bad economy. Take the average joe, pit him against Lebron James in a half court shoot out, first one who makes a basket wins, the smart money would be on Lebron but its not a stretch to think that Joe would sink it first. In the past bubble bust we didnt know Lebron from the Joes, now we know. We know the skillful people in the space, yes Joe will occasionally sink the basket first, but over time Lebron will deliver. This net growth is not a bubble, yes companies will bust but the Lebrons will still be ballin.
A Threat? One things for sure, If an investor does his investing averagely, sticking to industry protocol and so forth then that investor can expect average returns. Thats all fine and dandy, but doing things differently will get different results. In Yuri's case its obvious hes banking on having at least 1 stellar investment per round. If anything Yuri understands the coming net boom and is posturing well to take advantage of that fact. Yuri just upped the performance bar for the rest of the investors out there.