Timothy Auld
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In a market where I trust no company on this issue, I trust our friends in Cupertino the least.
Tim
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I read an article recently, unfortunately I can’t remember where, which stated that despite denials the cable companies do believe cord cutting is real and worse they know for a fact that young people are not buying cable subscriptions in massive numbers. So the business model being contemplated is simply to charge a boatload of money for your broadband connection. And if that’s true then I don’t think a buy-what-you-want system will be too far away.
Here’s a WSJ article that kind of deals with this subject:
https://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324073504578109513660989132.html
Tim
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There are not too many things more fun than watching dogs play in the snow. Happy holidays!
Tim
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I have been seeing this statement “app store has no capacity for upgrade pricing” for a while now. As if it is the app store’s fault. Apparently the app store is crippled and can’t be fixed. Certainly this is not a business decision by Apple. No, of course not.
Tim
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Ours too. The Doctor did, after all, save us once again from dire circumstances this past Friday.
Tim
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I see what you mean. But he speed of a horse does depend a good deal on the rider.
Tim
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I am certainly not holding Henry Ford up as a paragon of wisdom, courage, decency and visionary compassion. If were looking to get into 19th rich folk who did very, very bad things, and then very good things – well, that’s probably an anthology in the making.
Tim
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Indeed it is.
Tim
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And the Edsel came how many years after Ford being a ridiculously profitable company? 70 , 75 years? What precisely is your point here?
Tim