57 ordspråk av Phil Leigh
Phil Leigh
A lot of college students still don't feel vulnerable at all.
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All the prices do seem to move in lock step.
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All the prices do seem to move in lock step. There has been talk of raising prices for several months. I'm surprised (music companies) raised the issue. It's clear the industry convention is 99 cents.
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Apple made a misjudgment that there's no market for subscription services.
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Beyond a shadow of a doubt, the future of search is in audio and video. Searching through text on the internet has really reached a maturity point,
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Certainly some of the luster has come off, but 20 percent growth is nothing to sneeze at.
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Contested patent outcomes are notoriously difficult to predict. The fact that a patent is initially awarded to one party does not mean that the award cannot be contested.
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Executives have focused so much of their attention on piracy that they've diverted their efforts from developing new talent.
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He's not about to let it happen in digital music.
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I don't think it's a fad. Those who lived without it think, 'Why do we need it?' But I remember when T-shirts were white. People want to make a statement. And ring tones offer that. I think we'll see growth. You hear complaints from record labels about problems in the digital age, but this is a real net positive.
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I guess they feel they don't want to be a leader. They want to be a follower. Eventually, it could hurt Fox if they don't make moves soon to join the bandwagon.
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I think whoever came up with this idea understands the online music industry about as well as a cow understands algebra,
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If Rhapsody and Microsoft and the manufacturers can get Rhapsody to Go and Napster to Go to work reliably and smoothly, we could see that subscriptions gain market share.
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If the Beatles did come on board, I'd imagine you'd see a lot of publicity. It would have the effect of pressing down the accelerator a bit in the online music business.
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If the labels really want to fight piracy, it defies logic to increase prices and create more of a disincentive for the consumer to use legitimate providers. If they want to encourage the public to use legitimate online pricing, raising prices is about the last thing they should think of doing.
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