You're right, Byron. I neglected to mention that. Thank you!

From Sony:

"Introducing Sony’s VideON™ online network, a video site designed by professionals for professionals. View creative content from DPs and producers, sample reels, tips and tricks, interviews, tech updates, product tutorials, and much, much more. If you’re an indie or documentary moviemaker; a commercial, feature or TV director; a videographer or anyone else using Sony pro gear, you should be a part of this site. See and share great work, learn new techniques and connect with others in the Sony professional community. Be inspired, inspire others... believe that anything you imagine, you can make real."

Yes...this is what SCS needed to create. All media companies are creating their own Internet video social network. Even the smaller software companies are doing it. I was saying about six years ago there were not too many video tutorials for Boris Red and Zaxwerks on there website. I suggested to both companies to create tutorials on using their software, they thought it was a great idea. I’d wanted some ideas on using the different feature set. This was just before the You Tube explosion.

At that time both companies had about 2 video demos display on their site. Now, flash forward 6 years later. Both companies have a video network of professional demos displayed on their site explaining how to use their product. This is how you gain more customers and inspire creativity. Sony Vegas Pro can do this.

SCS have some of the biggest users on You Tube. By creating professional a social videonetwork they will gain more customers sales.