Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM In this episode of Context TV, Ashkan Karbasrooshan, founder and CEO of WatchMojo, interviews Jonathan Skgomo, who has found a way to monetize user generated content online. Skgomo is the CEO of Junkin Media and is known for Fail Army. In this interview he discusses the importance of user generated content and what leading an entertainment company is like. Watch for more! As we did with the individual interviews we conducted at SALT Conference, we will be using some of these Vidcon convos for our second documentary on how YouTube created a whole ecosystem of entrepreneurs out of a creative class that would have otherwise probably not veered down the entrepreneurial path. Let us know in the comments and let us know what ideas and topics you'd like to discuss next?: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest. #FailArmy #JunkinMedia #YouTube

What do you think the future of media looks like? Is it going to be the audience with user-generated content who will take over? Well, Rafat Ali doesn't think so in his tweet: https://twitter.com/rafat/status/1115596515949588480. In this episode of Tacklin' Twitter, WatchMojo Founder, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan, takes on Rafat Ali's tweet and discusses how much user-generated content will factor into content creation. What do you think of Rafat Ali's tweet? Let us know in the comments below! And, let us know what ideas and topics you'd like us to tackle next! https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest/ #UGC #contentcreators #futureofmedia

YouTube has differentiated itself from other streaming services. It's not subscription-based, it has user-generated content, and has become a non-stop place for online video content. In this episode of Context Is King, WatchMojo Founder, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan, discusses what he thinks could actually be a threat to YouTube. What do you think is YouTube's biggest threat? Let us know in the comments! #youtube #streamingvideo

The first 10 years of the new millennium saw some strange, horrific, and wonderful things. Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we count down our picks for the Top 10 Trends of the 2000s.