I think so. If the games are left at the lower price point, the perception of value would most likely decrease.
Also, what about titles that don't sell as well? These low sellers may require a higher price point to support their creation than a blockbuster.
Were you trying to ironic? This topic focuses on George Lucas only. Kevin Smith is totally different subject.
Straight to DVD typically means the movie sucked.
Second time this week I am agreeing with TAM. It seems like TAM got a reputation and now when people see his posts they go WHARRGARBL, even if TAM is making valid points.
Is this really the best example of the professional press making a mistake? I feel like TAM saying this; while a bit comical, this is not the smoking gun that proves that the CBC fails at fact checking.
the ipad may be locked down, but it will work. apparently people like that. nothing to think about. you don't need to understand the internals. just use it.
look at the ipod touch. did anyone predict how well that thing would do when released? it sold like crazy over the holidays.
i am not a fanboy either. my only apple product is a B&W ipod.
My eight year old doesn't txt but will play MMORPGs as much as he is allowed. A major component of the ones he plays is communicating with other players. I know he uses txt talk there however he seems to get the difference as his English grades are excellent.
certain members of my family like to order from pizza hat or donimos because of the price (i prefer the NY style from the dirty family place). i will bring up pap johns next time.
"an excellent point. even when the exec of a major studio has a demographic in their own home telling them their likes/dislikes, things they want etc they dont listen."
EXACTLY!!
Mom = Old (current) Studio Business Model
Daughter = Changing Consumer Base
The old business model has hard time accommodating change.
These are some basic marketing ideas. You could replace music with another good/service and the general idea still works. Just an observation.
Mike - Why does Andrew Orlowski over at The Register hate you?
oops nevermind, it was already posted above.
Or, he could just ask on Twitter if anyone knows of a good backpack that would handle x, y, and z for less than $xxx on Twitter and continue his daily routine, receiving several good suggestions along the way.
According to your example, anyone can open an account, post a question and have it answered by the mind meld that is Twitter.
Won't the only people to really see the question be your followers? How do you get followers? Posting a lot of good stuff? That seems to take a of time as well.
These "special interests" use disinformation along with individual biases to achieve their goal.
Trick-nology!
Sure it is easy to find, but an article about an online entity should at least be able to point you to that entity.
This store reminded me of Ameoba Music (amoeba.com)in LA. I don't know of there online experience, but in-store is cool. Astor Place in NYC has a lot of 2nd hand stores. I used to buy a lot there when I lived in NYC (~5yrs ago). The best was Mondo Kims (MondoKims.com).
How can an article in BusinessWeek and a blog post here both skip the url to store? www.othermusic.com
Like Jonathon - does this encourage stalkers? Is there formula to convert your stalkers to True Fans?
Seriously, how many Lesser Fans equal one True Fan? Is there a healthy ratio?
I was having a discussion recently with someone about the best language to learn.
I was for Chinese (probably Mandarin). China's market's are opening and the nation as a whole will become a huge consumer. English is expected in many circumstances such as international government, aviation, high level business. However, all Chinese people do not speak english. Why would you want to cut your self off from that market.
But, it would all depend on your goals in life. Going into medical? Latin may help? Latin American business? Western Europe business? It all depends.
Currently, my 6 year old is starting to learn Spanish. Living in Southern California, it is much more relevant to him.
Re: AllofMp3 example
it would be cool to see their sales numbers.