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The next big Internet flop by Decius at 5:23 pm EST, Nov 12, 2002 |
Yesterday, five major studios Universal, Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros., and MGM unveiled Movielink, a joint venture that, for the first time, allows customers to download a large assortment of studio films. Movielinks initial library contains about 175 movies new and old, from Jimmy Neutron to Last Tango in Paris. They range in price from $1.99 to $4.99 for a 24-hour rental. Its a cool service, attractively priced. Its also going to be a flop on the order of The Adventures of Pluto Nash. |
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RE: The next big Internet flop by Reknamorken at 8:49 pm EST, Nov 12, 2002 |
Decius wrote: ] Yesterday, five major studios Universal, Paramount, Sony, ] Warner Bros., and MGM unveiled Movielink, a joint venture ] that, for the first time, allows customers to download a large ] assortment of studio films. Movielinks initial library ] contains about 175 movies new and old, from Jimmy Neutron to ] Last Tango in Paris. They range in price from $1.99 to $4.99 ] for a 24-hour rental. Its a cool service, attractively ] priced. Its also going to be a flop on the order of The ] Adventures of Pluto Nash. What I think is missing here is the understanding that content has minimal value once in the public domain and that digital technologies provide a way to make perfect copies. All of these outlets need to be offering services with the content being attraction into the other services. I'm talking about content as Loss Leader! |
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