The document discusses the need for alternative platforms for sharing video art given that traditional television is controlled by a few major networks. It notes that in the future, technologies like cable TV, video cassettes, and picture phones will allow people to access media at home rather than going elsewhere. It also argues that unless new information structures are designed to circumvent existing ones, alternative cultures and lifestyles will not succeed. The document examines YouTube's terms of use and argues for more open platforms like Miro that eliminate gatekeepers and allow creators more freedom and control over their work.