Thread: Publishers still missing the point on e-book prices
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Old 12-22-2011, 09:55 AM   #256
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
I wasn't referring to TV networks or radio. While XM has earned a profit this year it is saddled with $3 billion debt. All bonds junk status. Wall St doesn't care for the stock or its outlook. <snip>
Those summaries (some snipped) don't go into enough depth to be meaningful. Especially Netflix, which has a number of self-inflicted wounds and the profit outlook harmed by massive european investment/growth plans. I could give you pretty deep data on all of them but that would spiral off topic.

But why do you consider TV and radio irrelevant? Or the digital providers? If when you said streaming media you excluded audio and video, what precisely were you leaving in the mix? What precisely makes ebooks (and web pages) more different than TV/video is from Radio/audio?
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