Is the fact that Manwin buys effective sponsors GOOD or BAD for the industry?

[MrDeiz]

So Manwin buys effective programs and it has got already a shitload of free porn traffic. It's not mainstream only, but it already got a few programs in gay market too.

Is it good or bad? What happens next? Is it a business model or some kind of backstage conspiracy with some jews delivering porn all over the world?

I don't see anything bad in it. It's their business. I just don't have a clue how Manwin can manage such a big number of media companies. In this business every company operates in its own way, each one is very unique. What i'm saying is that workers steal, do nothing, etc. If it's a medium company than program onwer can handle this. But if it's a huge corporation with hired managers there's a huge chance to get a situation where nobody wants to do anything.

What do you think?

[Mutt]

I've wondered the same thing. I don't see how one company can manage that many brands without the brands suffering. Those brands became great brands because of the passion and ingenuity of those who started the brands. Porn just like any other product isn't all the same, great management skills aren't enough. In most cases I think Manwin is keeping key creative/production personnel on board, which helps.

I think Apple down the road is going to have real problems without Steve Jobs passion and vision.

[Paul]

Manwin realize we are in a depression atm but it won't last forever (Another 5 years or so) this allows them to buy up lots of programs below market value and then in the not to distance future once the recovery is well underway those assets will double in value very quickly as consumers will have more disposable income and will start spending more again.

Also they are now the market leaders and dominate this industry, skies the limit for Manwin now once the recovery happens!

[Paul]

In most cases I think Manwin is keeping key creative/production personnel on board

Bingo!

[Barefootsies]

Manwin realize we are in a depression atm but it won't last forever (Another 5 years or so) this allows them to buy up lots of programs below market value and then in the not to distance future once the recovery is well underway those assets will double in value very quickly as consumers will have more disposable income and will start spending more again.

Also they are now the market leaders and dominate this industry, skies the limit for Manwin now once the recovery happens!

Summed up perfectly.

[slapass]

The paysites are hurting in a big part due to Manwin's other business model. If the wheel turns and paysites comeback and the tube model goes bad they are covered. It is a great defensive strategy as well as looking long term.

[Paul]

The paysites are hurting in a big part due to Manwin's other business model. If the wheel turns and paysites comeback and the tube model goes bad they are covered. It is a great defensive strategy as well as looking long term.

It's always good business to put your competitors out of business

[Nicky]

Manwin realize we are in a depression atm but it won't last forever (Another 5 years or so) this allows them to buy up lots of programs below market value and then in the not to distance future once the recovery is well underway those assets will double in value very quickly as consumers will have more disposable income and will start spending more again.

Also they are now the market leaders and dominate this industry, skies the limit for Manwin now once the recovery happens!

[Fletch XXX]

domination in any industry by any company a good thing, ever?

[signupdamnit]

Of course it should be pointed out that you are basically a Manwin employee since Manwin now owns Eurorevenue.

http://www.xbiz.com/news/125105

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The Nail That Stands Out Gets Hammered

[AdultEUhost]

Of course it should be pointed out that you are basically a Manwin employee since Manwin now owns Eurorevenue.

http://www.xbiz.com/news/125105

didn't know manwin employees werent allowed to post ""

[PR_Glen]

It's always good business to put your competitors out of business

that's some pretty old and out dated thoughts on business there...

competition drives the market place, why do you think there are monopoly laws? They're not just there to protect the consumer. Would coke be as big as it is today if it didn't have pepsi nipping at its heals?

[DWB]

skies the limit for Manwin now once the recovery happens!

You mean once they kick the can down the road a little more, digging deeper and deeper into unimaginable and irreversible debt. There is no recovery.

[signupdamnit]

didn't know manwin employees werent allowed to post ""

He can post whatever he likes. I only pointed out that he is a Manwin employee. I've seen him in other threads cheerleading for Manwin and their properties (such as stating that his webcams.com conversions were fine) without disclosing that he is also one of their employees.

[Barefootsies]

that's some pretty old and out dated thoughts on business there...

competition drives the market place, why do you think there are monopoly laws? They're not just there to protect the consumer. Would coke be as big as it is today if it didn't have pepsi nipping at its heals?

Well said fine sire.

[Paul]

You mean once they kick the can down the road a little more, digging deeper and deeper into unimaginable and irreversible debt. There is no recovery.

Plenty of people said the same in the 1930s

[MrDeiz]

Plenty of people said the same in the 1930s

you must be Paul Markham's father

[JFK]

you must be Paul Markham's father