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Want to Get Good At Videogames? Hire a Kid Online (WSJ Article)

online.wsj.com — When David Estalote wanted to learn to play the piano, the 27-year-old New Yorker sought out a teacher at a local music college. To learn to play golf, he took lessons from a pro at his grandfather's country club. When he recently decided he needed coaching to play a videogame better, he turned to a teenager who lives 1,200 miles away in Florida.

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  • skellingtonjr, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2Damn good article, with actual journalism about gaming. And damn that kid is earning some real cash for never graduating high school. Too bad there isn't gaming health care or we could have a real career here.
  • Robertsk8, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1yeah tht would be awsoem, but man over 2000 dollares a week for lessons! 65 dollares an hour!

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