Welcome To The Real World

September 16th, 2009

When will these guys get it through their heads? It doesn’t matter how much it costs, as long as people feel they’re getting their monies worth.

Music and Internet worlds merged on San Francisco’s posh Nob Hill as insiders brainstormed about industry rocking Web 2.0 trends from social networking to smart phones with cameras.

Internet technologies will transform a music industry in which recording studio revenues have tumbled along with CD sales, according to those gathered for an elite Bandwidth Conference.

Take the electric blanket for instance. No matter how much you spend, you’ll probably be happy if it keeps you warm and you feel like you got value from the purchase. Wake up people.

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