Jan. 28th 2010
We have so many activities and issues happening at one time that it gets challenging to make any more time for anything else! Or maybe, most of us just make the EXCUSE not to take action or do anything? This is a very complext subject to explore but one main characteristic of “excuse” [...]
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Too often, investors and entrepreneurs think of themselves as being, “on opposites sides of the table.” Raising capital is a negotiation that regularly pits investors against entrepreneurs (and vice versa). This adversarial relationship is quite common, and [...]
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Trevor re How would you save Blockbuster?
8.4 Billion....lol All the niche marketing and fee reductions in the world is not going to convince me to rent movies at a brick and mortar establishment. […]
Eric re How would you save Blockbuster?
BTW Natalie, very interesting idea with the Burn-on-Demand. That would really reduce inventory carrying costs and make logistical issues much easier. However, when the videos were returned, […]
Eric re How would you save Blockbuster?
Excellent thoughts to get the discussion going. As an update, Blockbuster has expanded to out-of-home DVD rental kiosks as well as an online rental platform which delivers […]
Natalie re How would you save Blockbuster?
Some food for thought: Would they be better off with a pricing model that builds volume at lower price points? Media consumption has shifted, and willingness to […]
Eric re How would you save Blockbuster?
Some great points here. I like the broad range of issues that we've looked at here, ranging from the inability to engage the community, right up to […]