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Originally Posted by Bob Olhsson  Ultimately an advertiser only wants to support access to artists who will appeal to that advertiser's idea of who their most likely customers are.
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Ah, this is where what I'm proposing deviates a bit from the radio model. A (traditional terrestrial) radio station, you see, by nature has a restricted playlist - they can only play so many songs a day.
But what I'm proposing is a big clearinghouse for all commercial (meaning music with the necessary registration codes) music - kinda like a huge record store with EVERYTHING.
Therefore an advertiser would be reaching EVERYBODY,
including everyone in their entire target group. Plus maybe they'd get additional sales. It wouldn't cost them any more.
If a company wanted to
target particular genres of music that could be easily accomplished, as the site would have different pages for particular genres, much like the sections in a record store. That only makes sense - you don't want everything jumbled up together. And THAT, BTW, is a HUGE advantage this site would have over TPB, Demonoid, and all the other high profile general use sites that don't differentiate between musical genres AT ALL.
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Originally Posted by Bob Ohlsson The appropriate role for science is the study of observed phenomena to gain an understanding. It is not dictating what people ought or ought not to be observing. |