throw some airline software against the problem and go get a round of funding! ;)On 2/14/06, robert a/k/a r
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Heh. Regarding distribution of media this is interesting.
We know how auctions work, right. Well, AMC is predicting it's coming
to movies (link is to NYT
actually, would not be suprised if Barry Diller's IAC does this ...nyt is right.. long overdue.On 2/15/06, Ted Tagami
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:throw some airline software against the problem and go get a round of funding! ;)
On 2/14/06, robert a/k/a r
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Heh.
Heh, methinks it's more of an intellectual question than a business opportunity (fund raising) question for me, thought thanks for the suggestion and smily and feel free to go make a buck on it of you know the secret ;)
I'm thinking once an advert is published at the end of a show on the Internet
Wednesday, February 15, 2006, 9:17:10 AM, robert a/k/a r wrote:
Any clever pricing peeps reading? Yeah, it's a difficult question, can
media be released without adverts and then be released with adverts?
Can media be released on the Internet with adverts be re-released on
the Internet with
On 2/15/06, robert a/k/a r [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obviously such variable pricing works because the number of seats in
the theatre is limited and they have a half life. It's not dissimilar
to the freshness of vegetables on the shelf at the grocer which expire
or the freshness of media.
Adam, correct, the time-shift thing is very true, I'm thinking the pricing of the forward commodity, the advert, are and time-shifting are both in that equation some where. In the past, when calculating CPM and such the time-shift was not as significant because the media was better controlled. And
