Are any of you paying attention to this and if so, do you have any
thoughts to share on the pros/cons on this particularly and what, if
anything, this might do to open the door to other ways of charging
for Internet access?
This is why I tell my professional clients to stick to genuine PostScript
-- to avoid PostScript clones. HP didn't want to pay for genuine
PostScript so wrote their own clone. Apple uses a mix of Adobe and
non-Adobe software, which generates non-standard PDFs. Sending a
non-standard PDF to a
On Jun 30, 2007, at 3:52 PM, gayley wrote:
Are any of you paying attention to this and if so, do you have any
thoughts to share on the pros/cons on this particularly and what, if
anything, this might do to open the door to other ways of charging for
Internet access?
This situation has
On Jun 30, 2007, at 7:52 PM, Jeff Wright wrote:
One has nothing to with the other.
I did not imply that one had anything to do with the other. I merely
noted the coincidence.
In the first case, prices are being set by market players, which not
only
includes producers, but also
This goes much deeper. Americans have been cowed. When the RIAA first
started running roughshod over our congress, we should have protested.
Instead, we sit like meek little sheep.
If this nonsense upsets you, don't for god's sake watch Sicko.
On Jun 30, 2007, at 8:32 PM, Tony B wrote:
This goes much deeper. Americans have been cowed. When the RIAA first
started running roughshod over our congress, we should have protested.
Instead, we sit like meek little sheep.
It has been reported, and I have read this, that entertainment is
On Jun 30, 2007, at 8:47 PM, Jeff Wright wrote:
How will consumers be involved in initially setting the retail
prices?
Is there a price above that are not willing to pay for an item or
service?
Okay. That is about the only manner in which consumers will be taken
into consideration
