On 10/15/05, Rich Hand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not the first months, I don't think so. Not that I'm any expert, but I would think IMAGE is a vital part of why not. If the majority of Ipod video users are (sci-fi) geeks, or if most of the content is weird in one way or another, you get a stamp on your head for having such a device. Which is partly why they don't want the porn industry to embrace the ipod through ordinary channels, I guess. I think Apple is hoping for social acceptance of sitting in a public place watching a 2.5" screen. Today, it's kinda geeky, isn't it?
I think it's genious to promote ordinary TV-shows, that "everyone" likes. Then comes all the narrow stuff. Or what do I know...
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Åsmund Garfors
http://ag.vided.org/
The next deal iTunes should make is with the "geek" side of TV. Think
about all the SciFi channel shows that would be downloaded. It is
Not the first months, I don't think so. Not that I'm any expert, but I would think IMAGE is a vital part of why not. If the majority of Ipod video users are (sci-fi) geeks, or if most of the content is weird in one way or another, you get a stamp on your head for having such a device. Which is partly why they don't want the porn industry to embrace the ipod through ordinary channels, I guess. I think Apple is hoping for social acceptance of sitting in a public place watching a 2.5" screen. Today, it's kinda geeky, isn't it?
I think it's genious to promote ordinary TV-shows, that "everyone" likes. Then comes all the narrow stuff. Or what do I know...
--
Åsmund Garfors
http://ag.vided.org/
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