Posted in The cold, cold heart of Web 2.0
Posted Thursday 2nd August 2007 23:42 GMT
Commissioning Editor replies -
Simon -
>> In essence, it's not just the web that motivates this rapid turnover, but the increased needs of the entertainment industry in general. <<
The entertainment industry really wants the exact opposite: reliable, well-established names who can crank out a platinum seller at regular intervals. It wants the Elton Johns and Cliff Richards. It doesn't even mind if the artist is dead, so long as it has re-packaging rights. In this sense, it's no different to the software companies who want to replace upgrades with subscriptions, and "software as a service". Every business craves revenue predictability.
Tim Butterworth -
>> sciencifying (is that a real word?) <<
No
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