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Originally Posted by Bushwhacker  Context is referring to content producers for on line and mobile. Ad revenues are decreasing for broadcasters and press and it seems that they are increasing in new media models like Internet and mobile. Press has to go to this new media to round income. Paragraph begins: "It's great for content producers. The only strategic hill that you can have over time is content. The problem with content is that if you work in a company, and you have a big hit, you'll walk out the door."
The fact that the last sentence begins with "The problem..." makes think "walk out the door" is not a positive consequence. What do you think?
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I'm just sharing my 2 cents --
This is confusing to me too in that it's difficult to determine to whom the paragraph is referring as "you." The best sense that I can make of it is that the producers of content may have a big hit (in the good sense) and then they leave the company for greater ambition (or with a windfall from their great success) with the company having lost its most talented content producer.
I don't get the sense that the big hit mentioned in the paragraph is a negative financial hint, but I'd agree with the moderators that the sentiment is really hard to follow.