jessica's Comment History


    2 points (+1-0) November 6th 2007 6:03 pm
    Summary From comScore:

    While the band, its fans and artists alike are celebrating what looks like a success for Radiohead's bold move in releasing their new album using the ‘pay what you'd like’ model, I think everybody has overlooked one very important aspect of this, and it doesn't bode well for the future of the music industry,” says Michael Laskow, CEO of TAXI, the world's leading independent A&R (Artist and Repertoire) company. “Radiohead has been bankrolled by their former label for the last 15 years. They've built a fan base in the millions with their label, and now they're able to cash in on that fan base with none of the income or profit going to the label this time around. That's great for the band and for fans who paid less than they would under the old school model. But at some point in the not too distant future, the music industry will run out of artists who have had major label support in helping them build a huge fan base. The question is: how will new artists be able to use this model in the future if they haven't built a fan base in the millions in the years leading up to the release of their album under the pay what you'd like model?”

    “The high percentage of users actually paying more than a few dollars for this download is actually pretty impressive,” said Jim Larrison, general manager of corporate development at Adify, a provider of online ad network services. “I expected the vast majority of users to download the album for free or at most a few dollars. With 40 percent of consumers willing to pony up real money, this is a true win for the music industry as it shows there is still perceived value in the digital form of entertainment. Of course it does suggest that the marketplace is continuing to migrate and the music industry needs to shift with consumer behavior. There are numerous methods to monetize the music, via shows and concerts, merchandising and box sets, commercial licensing, and even advertising; which is where the industry needs to progress towards, as the 40 percent paying for music might not be sustainable.”

    “It is important to note that Radiohead has single-handedly accomplished a milestone that the recording industry has failed to achieve – they’ve eliminated much of the profit attrition related to piracy or illegal copying,” said Edward Hunter, comScore analyst and part-time songwriter. “Moreover, they have garnered good faith with the music consumer at a time when it’s all the rage to bash the industry and the artists who ally themselves with it. And then you have the reduction in cost of sale, cost of promotion and production. I’d call this a resounding success for Radiohead and music fans everywhere – and a fantastic artistic effort as well.”
    2 points (+1-0) November 6th 2007 12:33 am
    3 points (+2-0) November 5th 2007 3:56 pm
    Do you watch either of these shows? Its not bad but I can't see myself tivo'ing it every day so I don't miss it.
    That's so funny. Not Shia ! I wonder if he just plays a dork or really is one.

    Here is his mug shot when he was arrested:
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    1 point (+0-0) November 5th 2007 1:28 pm


    Also it's possible that this video link could die since I don't think its actually legal to do this. But thats egotastic's fault, not mine.
    1 point (+0-0) November 5th 2007 1:14 pm
    Its an animated movie isn't it? Whats to be shy about.
    2 points (+1-0) November 5th 2007 1:13 pm
    Yeah, this is like one of the few I like of her
    3 points (+2-0) November 4th 2007 4:18 pm
    4 points (+3-0) November 4th 2007 4:09 pm
    Im not sure if this is one of them from playboy. . but it could be.
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    1 point (+0-0) November 4th 2007 4:09 pm
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    Not really suitable for work, it shows Kim Kardashian's ass. One of her best pictures
    1 point (+0-0) November 4th 2007 1:34 pm
    Here is a link to the movie info at imdb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0758730/

    And just for kicks, here is the link to Predator in 1987:
    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093773/
    He clearly does not live on earth.
    1 point (+0-0) November 4th 2007 12:10 am
    I totally beat you to this story
    3 points (+2-0) November 3rd 2007 1:34 pm
    How is it even possible that her album is #1? I seriously am flabbergasted.
    1 point (+0-0) November 3rd 2007 1:29 pm
    You may be right. I just searched google images for "best ass" and thats what came up. Google did good by doing wrong. lol.
    2 points (+1-0) November 3rd 2007 1:27 pm
    Even if 20% of McCartney is enough to live on, shes still giving away a lot of money if its true. If she keeps all of it, thats guaranteeing a money worry free life for several generations of kids.
    2 points (+1-0) November 3rd 2007 2:55 am


    It's impossible to watch this video and NOT laugh. Especially when the guy is talking about how you cant fake a good ass.
    1 point (+0-0) November 3rd 2007 1:15 am
    Im pretty sure he's talking about her "Saving the Dolphins" compaign like last week. lol. That is definitely a good one.
    1 point (+0-0) November 3rd 2007 1:13 am
    Shes not even showing skin. Come on. Paris' costume was hotter than hers I think. But its not bad I suppose.
    4 points (+3-0) November 3rd 2007 12:22 am
    I don't know about setting up OJ, but I do think that commercial kicks ass. Vote +5 ! I have seriously never seen it before. When did it first air?

    1 point (+0-0) November 3rd 2007 12:20 am
    No kidding, a broadway route for her. There was some other celebrity who did broadway too, but I forget his / her name.
    2 points (+1-0) November 2nd 2007 9:42 pm
    Doesn't surprise me, That Vanessa Hudgens picture scandal was HUUUGE.
    1 point (+0-0) November 2nd 2007 4:50 pm
    Your comment is empty. What gives?
    2 points (+1-0) November 2nd 2007 11:26 am
    Click to enlarge Here is the second picture I liked

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