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analogue goods
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06 June 2010
Why Sharing Will Be Big Business
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As you may have noticed, one of the central themes of this blog is the power of sharing. Mostly, I talk about non-rivalrous goods like soft...
11 March 2010
WikiPremed: Making Money from Free
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The virtues of free are pretty inarguable, but advocating the open release of stuff inevitably begs the question: but how do you make a livi...
16 December 2009
Hypocrisy, Thy Name is MPAA
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I do love it when copyright maximalist organisations like the MPAA put out statements, because they invariably put their foot in it too. Th...
17 September 2009
Analogue or Digital? - Both, Please
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Recently, I bought the complete works of Brahms . Of course, I was faced with the by-now common problem of whether to buy nostalgic CDs, or...
11 June 2009
Copyright Industries Very Nearly Get It
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They're getting there: Copyright holders on Wednesday acknowledged they have done a poor job of countering the “anti-copyright” lobby a...
18 November 2008
More Analyst Cluelessness
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Yesterday in " the other place " I was berating Gartner for its inability to understand the reality of open source, and now here...
02 April 2008
Signs of the (Digital) Times
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Readers of this blog will know that I am fascinated by the analogue/digital divide, and how the passage from one to the other causes all sor...
14 January 2008
Has EMI Finally Heard the Music?
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I'm not the biggest fan of private equity companies, but they do have the virtue of being ruthlessly logical: they are not enslaved by h...
27 December 2007
A Three-Dimensional Approach to Content Sales
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One of the recurrent themes on this blog is the transition from a world of analogue content to one that is purely digital - and hence trivia...
21 December 2007
Kids Today - The People Tomorrow
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Nice story here: I just could not find a spot on the spectrum that would trigger these kids' morality alarm. They listened to each exam...
09 December 2007
Sell the Analogue
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This is what the film industry *really* makes its money from: new research suggests that the presence of other people may enhance our movie...
19 November 2007
Kindling a Conflagration
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There's one of Steven Levy's finer big pieces in Newsweek about Amazon's new Kindle e-book device. It all sounds pretty cool,...
29 October 2007
In the Digital Age, Analogue Makes the Money
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Further hints that the way to make money with digital content is to go analogue : Why do so many people still love vinyl, even though its bu...
24 October 2007
A Taste(Book) of the Future of Publishing
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Publishers continue to fret over their precious texts appearing online, worrying that there's no business model for them if the content ...
22 October 2007
Out of the Mouth of Babes and Sucklings
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Look, this content stuff is quite easy. It costs money to make a CD because it's a physical object, and if you take a CD from a shop, t...
01 October 2007
It's Up to Us
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Radiohead has a new album that you can download - and choose how much you pay. Alternatively, it has a CD version, two vinyl records, an e...
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