apparently they just now discovered this.
It's official. The Web is comprised of freeloaders.
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All the more reason to get more and more aggressive with advertising until they snap.I like pie.Comment
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Yeah, gee I wonder which whiz bang Ivy League MBA guy discovered that factoid. Could have saved Silicon Valley VCs billions of bucks in bullshit "Lets give it away for free and make money off advertising" business models.Originally posted by Amputate Your Head
apparently they just now discovered this.
Sounds like a good news item for www.fuckedcompany.com
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"For the most part, online consumers believe the average $20 they pay each month to their Internet service provider should cover additional services"
Blah !!! wtf is up with people. It's like buying a fridge and always expect it to be full off fresh food all the time, and blame the electro store when it's not food in it. aaaaaaargh!Comment
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uh:
"In the first quarter 2002, RealOne topped 600,000 paying subscribers"
what the fuck
die realplayer die
why in god's name would anyone pay $10 a month for that fucking thing?Comment
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oh I've no doubt their crack team of rocket scientists have been studying this tirelessly for years before arriving at the inevitable.SIG TOO BIGComment
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Originally posted by dipshit moron retard
uh:
"In the first quarter 2002, RealOne topped 600,000 paying subscribers"
what the fuck
die realplayer die
why in god's name would anyone pay $10 a month for that fucking thing?
Agreed. RealPlayer sucks ass.Comment
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$6 mil a month is a nice chunk of change, but I agree.... I hate RP too....Originally posted by dipshit moron retard
uh:
"In the first quarter 2002, RealOne topped 600,000 paying subscribers"
what the fuck
die realplayer die
why in god's name would anyone pay $10 a month for that fucking thing?SIG TOO BIGComment
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I was reading a interesting article about internet economics, basicly it said the web will evolve to a point where big buisness will dominate and the little guy wouldn't stand a chance.
Right now someone can still jump in work his ass off and make something happen, 10 years from now forget it.Last edited by kenny; 05-22-2002, 10:52 PM.7Comment
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The SAD part was when RealMedia's CEO R. Glazer went in front of Congress and testified that Microsoft's Media Player is "unfairly" screwing up his marketshare due to s/w bundling--reasoning that is oblivious to the suck ass quality of his product.Originally posted by DPlayMax
heh, MediaPlayer - is the way to go for meComment
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and only 15% are expected to have broadband by the end of this year - I say good for our industry, even very good.Last edited by The Machine; 05-22-2002, 11:00 PM.Complex, large-scale, multi-platform custom programming.
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The ironic part is that I counted 11 advertisements between the phrases "A majority of Web surfers show little interest in paying for online services..." and "ALMOST 70 PERCENT of U.S. consumers would not pay for any services on the Internet..."Comment
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Those where for the other 30%Originally posted by drunkmonkey
The ironic part is that I counted 11 advertisements between the phrases "A majority of Web surfers show little interest in paying for online services..." and "ALMOST 70 PERCENT of U.S. consumers would not pay for any services on the Internet..."
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Originally posted by kenny
I was reading a interesting article about internet economics, basicly it said the web will evolve to a point where big buisness will dominate and the little guy wouldn't stand a chance.
Right now someone can still jump in work his ass off and make something happen, 10 years from now forget it.
very, very true. However, I do not think it will take 10 years.Comment


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