stckrpnd10

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   by stckrpnd10 16y ago

   Totally agree - it's our loss if we don't help/make it better.
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   by stckrpnd10 16y ago

   Won't stoop to this level. If you'd like to engage in reasoned, logical and most important, civil discussion, I'm game. Until then, later, PhantomShitter.
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   by stckrpnd10 16y ago

   I think I said "marketing (as always) is brilliant as I would expect it as a nice push for iTunes & Ping." I do think their marketing is brilliant. Apologies, but that's my opinion. If you think that's incorrect, I'd ask you dictate (1)
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   by stckrpnd10 16y ago

   I agree with the above. I posed the question because it's an interesting question on how does a startup (or band) maintain its base of loyalists - especially if it stops evolving at some point. Comparing the two, I think (we'd hope) that te
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   by stckrpnd10 16y ago

   Good comparison. Did Apple perhaps think the same thing? Their marketing (as always) is brilliant as I would expect it as a nice push for iTunes & Ping. It's hard not to like "Love Me Do." If the Beatles music changed over-time, are you