Guest9812398

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by Guest9812398 9y ago
> The vast majority of professionals are employed - their income comes from an employer, not through execution of a copyright they hold. But... copyright is how the vast majority of those employers are making a profit, and how they'
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
Why would I pay someone to produce something, when as you said, I would not be able to stop people from finding it online for free? For example, why would I pay to have a new Star Wars movie produced, when cable companies, NetFlix, and YouT
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
One major issue with the tool is you're valuing all page views equally. 10 page views from 1 session will pay far less than 10 page views from 10 sessions. Advertisers cap their impressions per user, so revenues drop off fast as the nu
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
I'll compare the tool with two of my sites that run advertising. #1. The tool estimates 1.5 million a month in revenue. Actual earnings are 6,000. #2. The tool estimates 6,600 per month in revenue. Actual earnings are 400. I get those
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
> as part of this relationship, we developed an unpaid collaboration to engage our users and viewers of the show in a new way I'm almost more annoyed it was unpaid, and they integrated a gimmick for a television show into the browse
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
If you honestly think the old saying, "all publicity is good publicity" applies here, then I'm going to strongly disagree. I think this is going to be a black mark on their reputation for the next decade. The worst part is th
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by Guest9812398 9y ago
If they had money in the bank, maybe they wouldn't need to run these kind of NBC promotions? Maybe they wouldn't need to place advertisements in the new tab window?