MarcHawk

I have 2nd Generation Apple Tv 4Ks in all of the rooms in my house and after updating none of them show the Snoopy screensavers to have been downloaded. What is going on?

It is called a “4 wall licensing Agreement” the producer rents out the theatre for a set number of days and screenings and they keep all admission revenue if any. The theatre keeps all concession revenue, covers it’s overhead and makes a profit based on its fee. These have been common since the 1970s and are used by independent producer’s to get their pictures on screen where Exhibition is unwilling to book this product under conventional terms because they doubt they will make any money playing the films because of limited appeal and lacking substantial advertising and marketing support.

If Apple were to stop doing business in South Korea would it also stop sourcing components from South Korean companies? What size of a hit would this cause to Samsung and LG?  The law of unintended consequences will be at work here.

This is laughable coming from the man who built Ticketmaster based on their excessive fees structure. Note that this fact was conveniently omitted from his bio. He merged Ticketmaster with AEG.

Entrenched Hyundai management fears the future. Studebaker invented the Automatic transmission in the 50s and every competitor wanted to license it immediately but Sales refused so the the other companies hired Borg-Warner to re-engineer the device to avoid the patents. Studebaker was gone by the end of 1963. That is why it is called disruptive. The weak and shortsighted fall by the wayside.