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Study finds Hollywood wrong about loss of revenue

Posted by on Feb 14, 2012 in Censorship | 11 comments

Study finds Hollywood wrong about loss of revenue

An academic study has found no change in US box-office sales for new movies. Given a choice between downloading an illegal copy or going to the theater, people choose the theater.

Overseas there was a difference. An average of 7% drop. This drop only takes place if there is a delay in overseas release of the movie.

This brings to light and the question of the real agenda behind SOPA and PIPA bills to give corporations control over blacklisting and suing website owners…

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Disruptive Thoughts…

Posted by on Jun 10, 2011 in Entrepreneur | 2 comments

Disruptive Thoughts…

When was the last time you thought outside of the box? For that matter, any of us. Creative thinking, innovative thinking and simply turning the old cliche way things have always been done can be lucrative.

Miss matched socks for sale, rental cars parked all over the city. What where these people thinking?

This article on Mashable shows you the process of getting into the Disruptive Mindset and Creative Process. I think I will venture to these regions of my mind more often…

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