You're not wrong! Here's hoping LNU experience a similar or faster trajectory as Twilio, who, founded in 2008, by 2012 had 100,000 developers building their product into websites. In 2016 there were 1-million developers.
Then if we imagine ESPN discover the VVE. ESPN are the world's #1 sports broadcaster who, in this conversation at the SVG Summit features Dennis Cleary, director, remote production operations, ESPN, discuss how they're planning to employ unmanned AI cameras at high school sports and lower-end colledge sports. As he says "digital platform is endless, versus the amount of linear (TV) channel" so clearly they're focused on video on websites.
https://www.sportsvideo.org/2018/12/19/svg-summit-artificial-intelligence-and-automated-production-the-great-debate/
Just multiply the number of high schools in the U.S. by the number of sports eg. soccer, hokey, softball, volleyball, basketball, athletics etc. etc., then multiply the number of students, boys & girls & parents who'll search after every game. The numbers are insane.
Here's a passage taken from an ancient article by CNBC in 2012 on high school sport - "The number of people who go to high school is three times the number in college and almost everyone can identify themselves as a high school fan," said Rudolph, whose company broadcasts some 30,000 high school sporting events over television and the Internet. "Most people played high school sports and they love to watch it." This article is an eye-opener. https://www.cnbc.com/id/100001024
(20min delay)