Would Free Music Sell Cars? 377
rhfrommn writes "An opinion piece on news.com says the old method of selling music CDs is doomed and suggests the best new method is to give away the content. No more 'piracy' or 'rights management' to worry about! The author discusses ad based models, giving music away as a promotion (buy a car, get 1000 hours of music free type stuff) and other methods. All based on cheap hardware like MP3 players as the new medium to replace CD."
giving it away with cars? (Score:3, Funny)
1. - Does it go fast?
2. - Can I afford it without having to sell an organ?
3. - What kind of stereo does it have?
Most ridiculous thing I've heard (Score:5, Funny)
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Vin Diesel
Free content for all! (Score:5, Funny)
No more tinny-sounding RealPlayer broadcasts, this is high-quality stuff we're talking about. Free content for all! And the best thing is, the end-user hardware requirements are very inexpensive. I hear it's called 'radio' or something. Apparently people are working on actually sending video images in the same way. Imagine the possibilities!
You forgot one... (Score:3, Funny)
will it get me laid?
New Chevy slogan (Score:3, Funny)
BAD IDEA.... (Score:3, Funny)
BMW - 1,000 Free hours of Kraftwork
Honda - 1,000 Free hours of SES
Cadillac - 1,000 Free hours of Elvis
NO NO NO....
I can change (Score:5, Funny)
But do you remember this one? (Score:2, Funny)
Hamburgers in your face
French fries between your toes
Dill pickles up your nose
and don't forget those chocolate shakes
Made from polluted lakes
McDonalds is your..... kind of place
There are other [inthe80s.com] versions as well.
Re:Too late (Score:4, Funny)
Ra Dio
Re:You forgot one... (Score:3, Funny)
Already been tried (Score:2, Funny)
I have to ask myself - do I really want 1000 hours of Koreana?
(No, I don't drive a Hyundai)