Some of you might not realise my interests also lie with other industries beyond groups of girls singing and dancing in theaters and stages all over. If you only care about that latter aspect of me, I suggest you give this article a pass. On the other hand, if you'd like to see me discuss about airplanes, beyond my comfort zone, read on.
Showing posts with label business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business. Show all posts
Friday, 20 July 2012
Saving the Red Roo overseas.
Disclaimer: I am, by no means, an expert in the aviation industry, let alone someone highly versed in aviation economics. Just throwing out a suggestion from what I understand of the industry, that's all.
Some of you might not realise my interests also lie with other industries beyond groups of girls singing and dancing in theaters and stages all over. If you only care about that latter aspect of me, I suggest you give this article a pass. On the other hand, if you'd like to see me discuss about airplanes, beyond my comfort zone, read on.
Some of you might not realise my interests also lie with other industries beyond groups of girls singing and dancing in theaters and stages all over. If you only care about that latter aspect of me, I suggest you give this article a pass. On the other hand, if you'd like to see me discuss about airplanes, beyond my comfort zone, read on.
Friday, 13 July 2012
Piracy and Asian Media Consumption Overseas
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| The only sort of advertising campaigns on trucks that we get in Australia are of the political kind. |
"Piracy is theft!" "Stop the bootlegging and torrenting of music, TV shows and movies!"
It's an age-old issue: the proliferation of piracy and digital media. After reading some fairly hard-lined opinions recently on piracy as it relates to Asian pop cultural media, let's take a brief and simple look at some of the common arguments made by proponents of anti-piracy.
Labels:
akb,
asia,
business,
digital media,
law,
marketing,
music,
nmb,
opinion,
pop culture
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