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I don't. In fact, I find it very easy to believe. Now that the Internet has made it possible for anyone with an net connection to do business, goods and service
by vinceguidry 11y ago
I don't. In fact, I find it very easy to believe. Now that the Internet has made it possible for anyone with an net connection to do business, goods and services can be completely made up out of whole cloth. Someone goes out and makes a brand new media franchise, call it "Bleachuto." It's a tv series about dead ninjas. This new media property can easily launch an entire cottage industry of blogs, physical goods, some of which might be affiliated with the creators, some not.
All that has to happen for it to be a good or service is for money to change hands. I'd say between the internationalization of capital markets, the deepening of transportation services, and just the fact that many many more emerging economies are buying stuff now, two orders of magnitude difference might well be an understatement, it could well be three or even four.
- eli_gottlieb 11y ago>Someone goes out and makes a brand new media franchise, call it "Bleachuto." It's a tv series about dead ninjas. This new media property can easily launch an entire cottage industry of blogs, physical goods, some of which might be affiliated with the creators, some not. And yet the anime industry is continually going out of business?