What an incredibly naive comment. It also saves. Its also allowing extraordinarily creativity never seen before in this world. Business models have been continuously disrupted throughout history. That's not a bad thing.
Unfortunately with the onset of the internet there are a lot of businesses that must create new models or they will become extinct. Surely Michael, you realize that exists in the Print world of hardcopy books and newspapers ; now the music world (which had its problems back 10 years ago with napster etc) and television need to see how life is evolving for those who they create for.
I would never get used to online television but my kids only watch online television. I know that industry is aware of the game of the internet and is already ahead of the game. ..ah yes, with the onset of the internet has come good and bad - but one thing exists:those of us baby boomers and business women/men must recognize the future of their industry.
David Byrne is one of my artistic heroes (I wrote about him a long time ago in the NYTimes), and his concerns for musical artists are real. Happily it's not the same for authors or even cookbook authors despite the fact that recipes are now free.
I mentioned mr. Byrnes book The Bicycle Diaries in a past post, I had not known at the time you interviewed him, or anyone here knew of him.
I admire his creativity, music, inspiration and his love of bicycling as a form of transportation - so much more enjoyable than sitting in traffic, good for you and great gas mileage.
He has a new book out, How Music Works. Looking forward to reading it as soon as possible. Love his writing as much as his music.
Thanks for the suggestions you have discussed here. Yet another thing I would like to talk about is that computer memory requirements generally rise along with other advances in the technology. For instance, whenever new generations of cpus are brought to the market, there is usually an equivalent increase in the size preferences of both pc memory as well as hard drive room. This is because the program operated simply by these cpus will inevitably boost in power to make use of the new engineering.
"The Internet Kills"
What an incredibly naive comment. It also saves. Its also allowing extraordinarily creativity never seen before in this world. Business models have been continuously disrupted throughout history. That's not a bad thing.
Could not agree more.
Unfortunately with the onset of the internet there are a lot of businesses that must create new models or they will become extinct. Surely Michael, you realize that exists in the Print world of hardcopy books and newspapers ; now the music world (which had its problems back 10 years ago with napster etc) and television need to see how life is evolving for those who they create for.
I would never get used to online television but my kids only watch online television. I know that industry is aware of the game of the internet and is already ahead of the game. ..ah yes, with the onset of the internet has come good and bad - but one thing exists:those of us baby boomers and business women/men must recognize the future of their industry.
We need an online farmer's market that gives the majority of the profits to those who compose.
David Byrne is one of my artistic heroes (I wrote about him a long time ago in the NYTimes), and his concerns for musical artists are real. Happily it's not the same for authors or even cookbook authors despite the fact that recipes are now free.
I mentioned mr. Byrnes book The Bicycle Diaries in a past post, I had not known at the time you interviewed him, or anyone here knew of him.
I admire his creativity, music, inspiration and his love of bicycling as a form of transportation - so much more enjoyable than sitting in traffic, good for you and great gas mileage.
He has a new book out, How Music Works. Looking forward to reading it as soon as possible. Love his writing as much as his music.
Art predates the concept of money, It's not going anywhere.
Thanks for the suggestions you have discussed here. Yet another thing I would like to talk about is that computer memory requirements generally rise along with other advances in the technology. For instance, whenever new generations of cpus are brought to the market, there is usually an equivalent increase in the size preferences of both pc memory as well as hard drive room. This is because the program operated simply by these cpus will inevitably boost in power to make use of the new engineering.