It is not a secret that the golden age of TV is over, and that we all live in the era of new Internet media. In this article, I want to talk about the choices we make when we decide what we want to watch online and how we can improve our awareness during this process and make it more beneficial for everyone.

Usually we choose from what our media space brings us: a video clip in Facebook feed, links from friends, videos embedded on different sites and, specifically for content eaters, like me, — the subscriptions page on YouTube…

I deliberately ignore Netflix, Amazon, Digital TV and myriads of other premium content platforms for one particular reason: viewers on those platforms have no way to express their feedback to the creators of the content. …

from the YouLike team:

Are you one of those people who will not bother to like a YouTube video that you actually enjoyed watching?

Do you ignore the like button because you think it is part of the ignominious “like, share, comment” trend or maybe because you believe that it’s the laziest and most indifferent way of saying thank you?

Whatever is the case, we feel you!

We spent a lot of time debating and arguing about the value of user feedback, monetization of video content on the web and sequentially about the power of communities in today’s world.

And at some point, we realized that we can offer something to the YouTube community that was missing there from the…