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I think video over the net is friend not foe.
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The speaker sees online video as a benefit rather than a threat. “Friend not foe” presents the internet as something that helps people, while “I think” makes clear this is a personal view, not an absolute claim.
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- Comcast Corporation — Web 2.0 Summit conversation transcript
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- Official Statement
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