Monthly Archives: August 2009

Royalty vs Free business model

How to combined traditional royalty business model with free? After just read Free by Chris Anderson, my mind is all set at looking at the Free-model. No doubt that Free is on in the talks right now, but how can it be applied on a traditional business model like royalties for artists/composer (really the person(s) [...]

DeView: Free: The Future of a Radical Price

On my way to Germany last week I finished reading Chris Andersons book Free: The Future of a Radical Price. The expectation from the Long Tail have been sky high, and though not as good, or revolutionary as the Long Tail, its still a must read. Some part very rather slow to get through while [...]

GamesCom 2009

Last week I was in Köln, Germany at the GamesCom 2009 convention. I had a great convention with lots and lots of good meeting. Unfortunately I didn’t get any time to try out some new games. Did get to see James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game, the new game for the upcoming film. One version was [...]

From Gangsta to Business

The other week I had MTV on in the background when fixing dinner, and the program running at that time was 50 Cent: The Money and the Power. Despise my preconception of the program I got hooked. And that week I ended up viewing the whole season on the MTV website (praise web-TV). At first [...]

Increase of Free, but not for games?

Today I just started reading the new Chris Anderson book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price. Expectations after the Long Tail is sky-high, but I have read more before reading this new book and have some good understanding of the concept. I’m looking forward to be somewhat convinced of this new changing model or [...]

Less blogging unfortunatly

The recent month have been very slow on blogging. Mostly cause I’ve been on vacation, and as always its hard for me to find time now a day to sit down and write. Also the subjects doesn’t just come to me the same way. And now I also have a new interest, the stock and [...]