Today, news is spreading that local representatives are considering banning the use of any “Thank You, Now Go Home” signage at any future SXSW events – starting in 2017.

“We felt that these ‘Thank You, Go Home’ signs popping up around Austin streets near the end of the festival were making our valuable festival goers uncomfortable.”

They were focused on maintaining an inviting theme to future SXSW events. “We felt that these ‘Thank You, Go Home’ signs popping up around Austin streets near the end of the festival were making our valuable festival goers uncomfortable.” They went on to say, “We were approached by a large group of attendees from a California startup… we set up a meeting to discuss why traditions such as the ‘go home’ signage could be detrimental to future events. Additionally, we discussed how Austinites could inspire a more friendly and inviting atmosphere to bring in more tourists for next year’s SXSW.”

I personally believe that the residents are simply showing their appreciation for the love of the festival and the economic boost it gives, but also sharing their opinion that this city is also “home sweet home” to many who live here. The locals who live within Austin value the unique energy the city has during non-event seasons and they want their visitors to respect that. A tradition based on preserving your community’s sanity from tourism overflow isn’t something to ban in my opinion. Leave us a comment below or tweet @dripfeed_news on twitter to tell us what you think of the potential ban on ‘go home’ signage.

From toddlers reacting to videos shown to them on a tv screen, to grandparents reacting to videos shown to them on a tv screen, to tv screens reacting to videos shown to them on a tv screen. We love them all!  Reaction videos are the most shareable video format on any video sharing network on the web, and one Youtube channel is looking to funnel all of that reaction goodness through one moderated network.

“This is not just a big step for our company, but for the entire global media industry.”

The Fine Bros released an announcement video on Tuesday stating that they were going be offering “licensed packages” of their graphics, video formats, and video editing secrets, along with other goodies. It seems their goal is to create a global “reaction network” with “community content creators” releasing reaction videos all across the globe under the ownership of The Fine Bros Network. Video creators are being encouraged to contact the channel for licensing agreements immediately to start the fun and community experience

By agreeing to a license, the video creator is free from being sued for infringement upon The Fine Bros ownership of reactions. “This is not just a big step for our company, but for the entire global media industry.” the Bros stated in their video. A big step indeed, introducing complex legalities into the longstanding Youtube reaction video community will help to make sure that no shitty, boring, and unoriginal ideas will ever see the light of day on Youtube again. Just imagine all of the excited 13-year olds across the world, filming stupid shit with their iphones, and then submitting it to the ReactWorld Network. Guess who will be sorting through all of those shitty videos for us?  The Fine Bros, acting as our reaction video curators, will deliver only the purest form of reaction videos. Dripfeed predicts a proverbial golden age of reaction videos within the decade.

Introducing complex legalities into the longstanding Youtube reaction video community will help to make sure that no shitty, boring, and unoriginal ideas will ever see the light of day on Youtube again.

The team at Dripfeed agrees, The Fine Bros are the future of entertainment. By mining the entire planet for ideas, video content, and grandma’s that are willing smell their own shit on camera, they’re effectively securing an infinite source of ad revenue – earned off the backs of content creators. It’s fucking genius! The Bros only want 40% of the creators earnings in exchange for using the logos, graphics, and format from the licensing agreement. That’s a steal in our opinion; and it’s best to sign up today before all the slots are taken by amateurs. Welcome to age of #ReactWorld!

Let’s be honest, fellow entrepreneurs, getting conversions through your door is your top priority for the new year (2016). Save the exercise and paleo dieting for your family time. Conversions are the lifeblood of entrepreneurs, we thrive on them and can’t live without them. Use my personal “top tips” to get record conversions this year and take your business “to the top”. This will be an ongoing series of tips for you to use throughout the new year (2016).

Top Tip #1. Start preparing for the New Electronic Email Format (NEEF) coming in 2016.

The tech behind the new email is a mystery to most, but essentially your emails are stored on a public Cloud Flare Serverafter being sent. This storage server holds all email sent over the internet for a period of time (Email Purgatory) before they are transferred to the secure inbox of the recipient (Internet Mail Server System). A San Francisco based start-up has announced a new App which will read and scan all of the emails travelling through the public Cloud Flare Server and allow you to penetrate your market extra-deeply with campaigns routed exactly to their intended audience based off of email content.

“This storage server holds all email sent over the internet for a period of time (Email Purgatory) before they are transferred to the secure inbox of the recipient (Internet Mail Server System).”

If your finger has been on the pulse of new media and internet development like mine, you may have heard about that new email system. Rumors have been abuzz about a potential announcement and further details on the new system coming early this year. So far, we know that the W3 Collective, the company who owns the internet, is developing the system. They’ve hinted at how this new system will allow deeper penetration and dripthroughs. This leads me to believe that heading into the future, entrepreneurs will be dripping on most if not all customers, keeping them coming back for more. Stay tuned for further details as DripFeed covers this developing story.

Leave your thoughts about the new NEEF system below.