Sentences with phrase «viable industry model»

Such misguided meddling will ultimately and irrevocably destroy a viable industry model.

Not exact matches

Investors have increasingly questioned whether competition from other players in the food industry will eat into the opportunity that Blue Apron might have, while some simply never believed that the business model was a viable one.

The quantity was therefore low, the number was so absurd, that numerous in the industry speculated that online relationship would stop being a viable model to discover the perfect life companion.

What» s really happening here are big structural changes across the industry as the traditional model of private education — at both levels — becomes unaffordable, unnecessary, or both, and as more viable options for students and families present themselves.

PS to my previous comment: I sometimes think perhaps a viable model for the publishing industry's next phase would be to accept ONLY books that have already proven they can sell or have an audience.

Rooted as it is in older business models, the publishing industry simply has not yet produced a viable alternative to the current system.

Sanders took the concept of solving a problem with a minimum viable model in order to achieve the greatest reach with the least amount of inefficiency, a problem that is prevalent in the publishing industry, especially from the first very stage of acquiring content.

Are we looking to make a viable alternative to the Diamond / industry model or are we treating digital comics like an internship before making real money via other avenues?

I followed a link to a blog the other day (Deborah someone — a romance author), and she was touting the cinema industry as a viable model for the future of publishing (cinemas having hung on in the face of competing electronic media such as VHS and DVD).

Comte compared the industry business model to the more viable options of the music and movie industries.

Namco Bandai Partners VP Oliver Comte recently spoke to MCV about how the current business model of the game industry «isn't viable» and how developers and publishers need to join forces in order to make something happen... kind of like a gathering of Justice League to fight evil!

I know about all of that, but I still believe this: the iPod Touch business model as it exists today is not one that is sustainable for the game industry, and therefore the iPod Touch will NEVER be a viable «major tent - post platform» based on that business model.

Ecoship, thanks to its whole system design, is bound to be a game - changer in the cruise industry and demonstrate an economically viable transitional model to the de-carbonization of the maritime sector.