Priuer. Re:- CNBC’s Nightingale video. Please do not call a video an article! Some of us do not have the latest equipment electronically and these videos absorb a large amount of available memory on our machines. In addition, these videos are really annoying. They provide very little information and do not allow one to proceed at one’s own pace. For instance,the critical info given in this video could be included in one short paragraph.
@John: I always try and provide a balance between videos and text. As an aside, the videos have a higher viewership than the readership of the articles.
As far as the Nightingale clip in specific is concerned, the link was unfortunately sent out in error on its own this morning. The rest of the posts, some of which I am sure you will find of interest, went out a bit later.
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Priuer. Re:- CNBC’s Nightingale video.
Please do not call a video an article!
Some of us do not have the latest equipment electronically and these videos absorb a large amount of available memory on our machines.
In addition, these videos are really annoying. They provide very little information and do not allow one to proceed at one’s own pace.
For instance,the critical info given in this video could be included in one short paragraph.
@John: I always try and provide a balance between videos and text. As an aside, the videos have a higher viewership than the readership of the articles.
As far as the Nightingale clip in specific is concerned, the link was unfortunately sent out in error on its own this morning. The rest of the posts, some of which I am sure you will find of interest, went out a bit later.