
If the industry reduces their failure down to pricing competition, then they will always lose to the lowest price.
Some of the stuff I saw in Akihabara made me wonder what else might be out there…

if you think even major indies such as Matador could survive on wholesale prices of $3, you’re nuts
The rock industry’s power players love to peddle iconography associated with freedom, rebellion and anti-establishment thinking but when it comes to selecting members for its hall of fame, cloak-and-dagger machinations rule the day.

It’s also frightening that, during this current period of immense choice and massive price competition, there are people out there wishing there was less. If there’s a generation gap, that’s the biggest one of all.

From undulating butts lighting up panoramic scoreboards to BARRY BONDS’ troublesome pursuit of the all-time home run record to a cynical steroids investigation, baseball has never strayed so far from its idyllic roots.

“Next to the SEX PISTOLS rock and roll and that hall of fame is a piss stain.” [sic]
So, Starbucks is looking into the MP3 business. Is there any more seemingly obvious news in the world?
These companies need their legal teams, they need their accounting departments, they need expensive executives to oversee their corporations.