What Adrian said about “the content is not king, connection is” sticks in my mind for a whole day. What I take away from it is that rather than to contribute the content, to have response and  communication with the contents people contributed is also important. The job title of a “content producer” sounds cool and creative. Instead of simply produce what appeals to the people concerns, Adrian encourges us to be the creators – to explore and discover new contents. I took away one of the classmates’ idea of amateur. It is so true that so many young genius or amateurs out there are more successfully than me. I guess why I bother to do so… Maybe I can just drop out of university and focus on producing media. A university degree can’t help to be outstanding in the media world definitely. However, Adrian stated that we have to sell our experience; and that is what we can gain from this course. “How to collaborate, how to work in/on the network, how to think creatively and critically even when it is all change”. I do have to start accumulating my experience on making marvellous stuff.