Chapter 193

"If you put wangwen.com As a script library, HBO and Netflix are responsible for production and distribution. "

Warren Buffett, as the "God of stocks", walked into the conference hall and did not pay attention to the younger generation of Wall Street. Instead, he focused on the non-financial practitioners.

"Apple computer, EA, Black Horse Comics all have a cooperative relationship with the website. To be more precise, they are responsible for the peripheral development."

"Twitter can be regarded as a supplement to the short board of publicity channels."

"Wang, is it to build Disney on the Internet?" He sighed and sat in the first row of the meeting.

"But only if the Internet can develop further."

In the backstage lounge, Wang Jian, wearing a custom-made suit, is sitting on a chair, closing his eyes and thinking about it.

According to Netflix's data, prison break, an exclusive license, has become a sharp weapon for it to compete with traditional video giant Blackstar.

"Prison break special forces" is also at the top of HBO on demand.

The sharing of these two films and TV plays can bring nearly one million dollars to the website every month.

And it's just barely supporting Twitter's monthly loss.

The more critical problem is that Wang Jian's current vision is completely unable to solve the profit problem of twitter.

"So, as long as you master the dominant power of this tool, add a publicity channel for future website works." He whispered to himself.

"Let's see how many investors can be fooled today, and come to lose money with us."

"Wang, I'm a little nervous." Jack Dorsey whispered, "do I really want to go on stage and use professional words to describe the future of twitter?"

Wang Jian looked at the other person dressed as a typical programmer and was about to speak.

Irene, the image designer of Hollywood, answered for him, "yes, Mr. Dorsey."

"An elegant writer should not talk about the profit prospects of the enterprise."

"What he wants to do is to sublimate the original intention of establishing the enterprise and bring a trace of artistic temperament to the enterprise."

"Not about profit?"

Dorothy's eyes moved back and forth on Wang Jian and Irene. For a moment, he didn't know what to say.

Wang Jian "hahaha" laughed, picked up the coffee and sipped it gently.

"Mr. Wang, Mr. Dorsey, the twitter roadshow is about to start." There are staff to come, whispered reminder.

"Well, I wish you all the best." Irene took the skirt in hand and gave it to a noble woman in the middle ages.

Wang gradually took a deep breath and patted Dorsey on the shoulder.

"Let's go."

Then they left the lounge together.

"Wang," Jack Dorsey peeked off the stage, "seems to have a lot of people coming, and a lot of cameras."

Wang Jian also glanced down the stage and sighed in his heart, "these are walking dollars!"

"Now, let's welcome Mr. Wang, one of the founders of Twitter and a famous best-selling writer, to present the concept of Twitter to you." The host reached out to Wang Jian.

According to Irene's gentle guidance, she walked slowly to the stage.

"I have always believed that freedom of speech is the most important part of the constitution of the United States." Wang Jian took the microphone and faced the audience.

"But how many people will really pay attention to the opinions of ordinary people?"

"I've racked my brains to get people to pay attention to my thoughts and remarks." He pauses and shrugs. "In the end, he decides to be a writer."

"But the rate of new writers passing the manuscript..." Wang Jian pointed to a direction under the stage, "those gentlemen should have a lot of say."

Following Wang Jian's fingers, they saw Stephen King, George Martin and others, shaking their heads and laughing bitterly while clapping.

"Later, I established wangwen.com I hope to lower the threshold of becoming a writer, so that everyone can express their thoughts. "

"However, writing a novel is a very difficult task for most ordinary people."

"Then, in order to let more people express their opinions, twitter was born."

"As the great Mr. Voltaire said, I do not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to speak."

"Folks, I think Twitter is a continuation of the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution on the Internet."

"It allows you to express your views to the public regardless of race, political orientation or sexual orientation."

"Father, I think what he said is very reasonable." Madonna's youngest son whispered to the chairman of NASDAQ.

"Ha ha." McDonnell clapped and responded, "everyone is talking, but whose speech can be noticed, how to decide, who decides.""Is it the public?" Madonna shook his head and pointed to the stage. "It's him."

"But I think," retorted the young man in a low voice, looking at the best-selling writer in suit and shoes on stage, "artists are sentimental. He should be an idealist."

"Idealists?" McDonnell scoffed at the comment.

These two views also represent the opinions of the people present.

Some of them followed their parents to observe and learn from the rich generation. They all watched the stage attentively and listened to Wang Jian talking about "freedom of speech".

Most of these young people with money and leisure are core members of some protection organizations.

They have heard of Wang Jian's name for a long time because of the book "records of abnormal creatures".

"This best-selling writer has been trying to change the United States with practical actions."

After they compared Wang Jian with the elders who were "not benevolent for the rich" around them, they felt more admiration for Wang Jian.

And the older people, listening to Wang Jian's words, also showed a faint smile.

"To invest in twitter is to safeguard" freedom of speech "and to love the United States."

"The Patriots' behavior should not be criticized. After all, we are patriotic."

"Thank you." Wang Jian handed the microphone to the host. With a faint smile on his face, he walked slowly to the stage.

"Now, let's invite Jack Dorsey, the chief technology officer of twitter, to describe the future of twitter for us." The host said.

Jack Dorsey takes a look at Wang Jian and walks to the stage nervously.

He pointed to the big screen and began to explain in a trembling voice, "this is the number of actors selected by ABC through the gossip newspaper when the unusual creatures selected actors."

"And that's the number of people who participated on twitter."

"Statistically, the number of people who participate on Twitter is more than ten times that of the gossip newspapers."

"This is the number of people watching Superman, which ABC showed at 8 p.m. on Saturdays."

"The means of publicity enjoyed by" abnormal "have been used in this film and TV series."

Dorsey's voice gradually calmed down, "and" Superman "as the most famous IP in the United States, its potential audience is very large."

"Yes, Mr. Richardson."

Everyone looked at the president of Black Horse Comics and began to laugh.

Jack Dorsey, standing on the stage, changed the scene. "Tomorrow night, ABC will play the first episode of the well-known film and TV series" what I saw and heard about unusual creatures. "

"If the audience rating of this TV series is higher than superman, will it reflect the media influence of twitter?"