his fame helps to promote new products burm has been living off his you tube activities for 10 years now. and it was nothing really special about being in you tube or the platform offers opportunities that you just don't have a say in a publishing house or a broadcaster where you have the usual constraints such as an editor in chief who can say either yes or no on you tube you publish whatever you like for my generation it's quite normal to say this is what i have to say and i'm going to publish it just the way it is that. it helps to look good and come across as authentic that's the capital of you tube stars when they showcase a product tend to believe what they say but isn't there a temptation to talk only about things that will sell well and generate higher revenues. if you do exactly that but i don't i look for things that interest me an advertiser wants me to come on board fine. but i still try to have fun or even do something banal short films music or if something comes of it that's great if not i'll just get on with my own stuff. burm has worked for false bargain and other bi

burm has worked for fox bargain and other big brands major companies have spent millions using you tube as for advertising in germany but perhaps too much so says this public relations consultant or anything of that. that's another one all the use of you tube or marketing has been inflationary and it's had to decline somewhat that's because companies of influencers want to prevent a loss of authenticity there won't be an ad hidden in every youtube video 5 born every other one or every 3rd video but in far fewer perspective. the trend was towards exclusive marketing partnerships. exclusive m r. isn't for young people boom is 30 is his time up soon. it's up pyaar of about i used to think so if you'd asked me this 2 years ago i'd have said yes you have to stay useful and perky. but now i would say the viewers are getting older too don't force it on relax that's the way to go with the you tube pace burm $250.00 for every 100000 clicks on his channel estimates put his earnings at $10000.00 a month plus money for the advertising he does pull it. off having fun while making a living could be w

viewers are getting older too don't force it on relax that's the way to go with game you tube pays burm $250.00 for every 100000 clicks on his channel estimates put his earnings at $10000.00 a month plus money for the advertising he does pull it. off having fun while making a living could be worse couldn't it but new technologies don't always come easy to everyone electricians bakers and other skilled trades people are struggling to adapt to the modern world it means mastering lots of high tech luckily there are young people who can point their employers in the right direction. trades people are adopting digital technology with varying degrees of enthusiasm and at different speeds some mccain others wary we understand we still like to have a hard copy of pure form of you know you're going to a kitten and a tertian he's getting help from some young and tech savvy people. remember and this is what i would say many people don't know much and don't appreciate how much can be done with it. of course some business owners are into tech and forge ahead modernizing their operations such as to wh

they couldn't climb over burms. the radiators sucked in all of the foliage. the tanks would stall.sent an officer out with me to make sure what i was doing was what, you know, he wasn't happy. so i took a resupply out of there, and the guy that he sent me didn't even know i left. >> and one other, when we were discussing today, the two cameramen that were with the colonel moore, with colonel moore, and the tracheotomy story, and what was he, actually -- you tell the story better than i do. go ahead. >> well, one man was wounded in the throat, and there was the chief surgeon in the division happened to be alone, and he did a battlefield tracheotomy. cut the guy's throat, stuck a straw or something in there and the cameraman filmed it. when they got back, or got back to the villa, and the film was processed, and like a week later, all hell broke loose at the pentagon. you know, this is the kind of stuff we don't want you filming. you know -- >> there's no blood. >> in america, tv might see this. this might get out. well, after a few physicians saw that footage, it was hooray, because