Deep Jive Interests

And getting print time in actual real world publications, like the New York Times, which today publicizes the takedown of even more videos by YouTube at the behest of Comedy Central.

First, a drop in traffic for social network sites. Then, a piece on how its core users are fickle and using it less and less. Now this.

And of course, let’s not forget the move by MySpace to start hunting down copyright violators as well, courtesy of gracenote.

Has the Napstering of these two new media darlings begun? (loud whisper: “YES!”)