Will Ringles sell?
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See that? We broke this exclusive story, and everyone is up in arms about it. To all the record label execs out there checking out Boy Genius Report, you lost before you started. Save the manufacturing costs, get on your knees, and apologize to Mr. Jobs. There, all better now.
We all know these ideas are bad, but the corprate mind seems to think other wise.
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What is this?
Ring tones with Pringles?
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Never mind, I didn’t read the “exclusive story”
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Make us buy junk along with what we want. Good for them but horrible for the consumer.
Its like when you used to get “singles” in stores and they had 3 or 4 songs and charged you like $5 when all you wanted was one song. -That was pre online music.
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Typical corporate dumbasses. The old geezers in suits will be dead and buried before all of this extra plastic garbage overflows out of waste dumps and buries the rest due to these corporate “leaders” greedy, out-of-touch ways. Jobs and Apple are far greener than the record labels, which, if they’d been in touch back during the launch of the original Napster, could have taken over online long before there was even an iTunes around.
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bg youre killin it! first the tmobile thing with master p and then the ringles fiasco! engadget better watch out you got clout!
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In a word: no.
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Lmfao!!
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I’m confused.. are you actually buying the 3 pack of chips and getting tracks with the purchase?
I think people would buy the chips, but ringtones and music tracks and wall papers along with them. This would be a short term promotional event at best. If it meant paying more for the chips then no way.
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Might as well release it on UMD disks to clean out your warehouse stock Sony BMG!
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you know what they say…
no one can eat just one…
-db
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The album format just dose not sell I got a buddy in the land dow under we’re they sell Cd’s fo $30 he rip em an sells them for$10.
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Can you spell copyright infringement?
Is that copyright infringement? Ah who gives a shit they get music for less, and at the end of the day isn’t that what it all comes down to?…………..no.
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Ringles have been recalled.
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