Having been in existence for at least three years on Youtube, Black Box Online Radio hosted by Ned, has currently accumulated a stock of 880 videos supported by 905 subscribers, primarily covering all aspects of true crime. His main focus is that of the infamous Zodiac Killer, which for selfish reasons, I believe the burgeoning success of his channel should concentrate on. Introduced by the now familiar line of "coming to you from West Virginia", Ned has covered many topics on the Zodiac case, ranging from the communications, ciphers and suspects, along with numerous theories, interspersed periodically with interviews from such people as Drew Beeson, Mark Hewitt and Thomas Horan. He also welcomes feedback from his audience, not only in comments, but in terms of suggestions for future episodes and the direction of his channel. Ned approaches the Zodiac Killer story more from a neutral standpoint, leaving open the possibility of a more broad-based discussion about the case without the usual baggage, yet is still an open forum for individuals who have a more concentrated view of the case through the lens of a suspect. His willingness to consider and discuss topics he clearly doesn't subscribe to, should be viewed as an asset to open discussion on a platform where everybody can contribute.
His channel has recently undergone the first major change in its evolution, switching from daily Youtube videos of the shorter duration format, to three-time weekly presentations of more lengthy videos, including an "ask me anything" day. The increased video length is a wise move, but looking at the view count on his respective video catalogue, it appears to indicate that a switch to a three-time weekly Zodiac segment might be the future of this channel, as this is where his majority audience seems to lie. Irrespective of my personal opinion, it won't be long before Ned hits his first milestone of 1,000 subscribers, in what I hope is a long and successful venture for him and Black Box Online Radio.
His channel has recently undergone the first major change in its evolution, switching from daily Youtube videos of the shorter duration format, to three-time weekly presentations of more lengthy videos, including an "ask me anything" day. The increased video length is a wise move, but looking at the view count on his respective video catalogue, it appears to indicate that a switch to a three-time weekly Zodiac segment might be the future of this channel, as this is where his majority audience seems to lie. Irrespective of my personal opinion, it won't be long before Ned hits his first milestone of 1,000 subscribers, in what I hope is a long and successful venture for him and Black Box Online Radio.
