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In the early-mid 2000s, we were searching for free games, free music and free movies in abundance.
But over the past 16 years, the relative volume of entertainment searches containing “free” has gradually diminished.
The common trend here is that we’re much more willing to pay for QUALITY.
Separate research shows that searches for “cheap” and “free” have continued to drop over the years, while searches for “best” are skyrocketing.
There was no Spotify until 2006. There was no Netflix streaming until 2007. There was no App Store until 2008. So although our search behaviour is undoubtedly changing, so is the entertainment industry, as the number of streaming services and subscriptions continue to grow.
Quality now comes at a price, and we’re willing to pay for it (backed up by data).
Thoughts?
When the A listers come and iglasses arrive with the pending subscription model this will fly
https://www.propelpaths.com/insight/virtual-reality-music
I spoke with this person at weekend. They are re engaged at MVR on a 6 month contract. With NDAs signed they couldn't disclose too much other than Theatre, Subscription model and major artists are in Q3/4.....I asked about VR hardware (glasses etc)....He couldn't say only that this year the VR HARDWARE will change forever - think mobile phone to Iphone......sources are indicating APPLE will be launching a iGlasses........
Now I am biased as have over 1 million shares....and based on this insight will top up....VR will become mainstream...for me its the hardware - this is key to make experience easy and HD...Oculus just not good enough ...bought it and used three times - if anyone wants it i'm selling it as picture quality and clunkiness annoying / not user friendly ..Bring on iGlasses!!! #gamechanger
good copy and paste skills !!
Likely to be announced next week based on previous trend analysis - adding fan pages and posting their 10yr poster ...this finally could be the game changer
This was really good...Agree with comments AM not brilliant (salesmanship) but it was ok....MOMENTUM....this surely will fly ...I i keep saying this and it just needs John Gore to enter party...which will get on main News and / or a Global Music star....Then this will boom like zoom shares
When VR glasses are ready and we move away from Clunky Oculus the whole thing will become mainstream....no doubt...In the meantime the experience for me on Oculus is not good / exciting / motivating enough...would rather watch a non VR concert via HD ....Get this sorted, VR glasses (less clunky) and have a monthly subscription model this will hit 50p
When VR glasses are ready and we move away from Clunky Oculus the whole thing will become mainstream....no doubt
It’s irrelevant what anyone says on here - it doesn’t effect the share price - Influence and volumes way too insignificant - even if he is lord sugar - who is also a k**b. I have over 1million shares in melody and believe in the proposition. However there are concerns - lack of repeat customers, no subscription model, VR headsets clunky and pain to put on / charge , lack of social......rumours all this will be available soon as is a VR TV - THIS IS GAME CHANGING as means family can sit down and watch a concert or theatre production In VR TOGETHER - which is what folk want and will sky rocket share price
Its starting
Its starting....sentiment / momentum / in trend = 15p share price....The 'sheep' investors will be joining soon
Thus will be announced in JULY ...CAN SEE THIS HITTING 15p
ALL talking about how industry needs to adapt...VR...Andrew Lloyd Webber mentioned....John Gore where art thou?!!!!
Cypress hill fans will of course know this song.
YOU are INSANE in the BRAIN if you don't top up...Their following will bring in the urban / hip hop market BOOOM
We really need a subscription / SaaS model like Spotify...you pay £9.99 per month and can view what concert you like....The current pricing is proving to be expensive and not motivating repeat buyers....simple.
With a second covid wave highly probable ( looking at trends / data etc) perhaps AM and the BOD will have a second chance....i am loosing patience but still hold 1 million shares............i do think the the main issue is headsets - Oculus experience without HD is poor and putting the thing on is a pain....haven't used mine for 6 weeks now (used 6 times in total and would rather be on my ipad)
yep we need to know the baseline so can then see what this means...Then start looking at the entire 'marketing mix' so we can attribute (MTA) what activities are working (marketing analytics stuff for those that don't know)
FFS this is painful....Pudding i take it all back ..who are these part time artists!!!???????...There is one obvious problem with all this...No one wants to put on a big clunky headset (especially in the heat ) to watch music ...Im still in with large holding, however having bought Oculus 2 months ago i havent been interested in putting in on my hot head in 5 weeks ......hardware not ready in my opinion for this to go mainstream
Once they announce the theatre VR shows we really will be in business. The Sunday Times alluded to this last week saying 7 out of 10 theatres will go bust. The other 3 will adapt and utilise VR....With Gore, surely this is a 100% dead cert?
good to see you folks...