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Nope, definitely not betting on that.
Rest in peace.
Hulu is one new media strategy that Hollywood got right. We hope the studios involved get that this is a service that works...and figure it out from there.
Recent question: is Blockbuster still in business? Answer: apparently yes. But they're thinking kiosks. Hmm.
Disney looks to major restructuring of business, business practices. Worry? What may get lost in the shuffle are non-branded original ideas that have no pre-awareness. Once we figure out what that means, we'll start worrying.
Which will be challenging you. Digital media loves to run wild!
Breaking: video game industry disappointed by Warner Music.
Which finally answers the burning question: whatever happened to Joost?
Yay. Can't wait. Oh, right, don't have to. This will only harm News Corp and cost Microsoft money. It won't actually slow down process for the rest of us, since the news will be on Twitter first.
Really?
In the fight to the bottom, the two are willing to destroy their own businesses for the dubious privilege of, um, selling below cost. May not be the customer builder they anticipate. Bonus: photo of Stephen King signing at Wal-Mart; funny because he denounced low book prices as killing publishing.
Sigh. So many thoughts, so few hours in the day. At this point, one perceives a level of greed coming from the Beatles' camp.
Or, who really loses in a deal like this?
The further one digs, the more one laughs. However, the WSJ has to cite The Financial Times as a source. Uh, funny?
The comments about payments to music labels killing ad-supported/legitimate free services -- and how that will impact consumer behavior -- should strike fear in the hearts of music execs (you know, the ones who demanded outrageous fees).
Can Sony compete in this market this time?
Also suffers snide (but probably true) remark from Verizon.
Answer to iTunes? Shouldn't this have been launched five years ago? This war is already lost.
This is why my faith in humanity may be misplaced.
We're gonna go with no.
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