Twitter consider buying Soundcloud

[Jace-BeOS]

Give it ten years there will only be one company that owns everything.

Ten years? That's generous. The entire media industry is six (5?) companies. Every product at the grocery store (90% garbage) is by 10 companies.

Otherwise, I'm in full agreement. Sadly.

http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/ ... lic-unive/

[CableChannel]

Interesting... Twitter makes no profit since years but they have interest to buy Soundcloud Crazy world...

Their business model is making loss

[Sendy]

Give it ten years there will only be one company that owns everything.

Ten years? That's generous. The entire media industry is six (5?) companies. Every product at the grocery store (90% garbage) is by 10 companies.

Otherwise, I'm in full agreement. Sadly.

http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/ ... lic-unive/

They have to go slow, so that nobody notices. If the changes of the last 10 years, at least in the UK, happened in the space of two, there would be uproar. When the change is incrimental over a long period of time, people are never sufficiently enraged at the total change at any one time. They have time to absorb the changes, like when you get into a hot bath slowly instead of jumping in.

That's my theory anyway.

[4damind]

Twitter no longer mulling SoundCloud acquisition. So nothing will change

[Alias9593]

Twitter no longer mulling SoundCloud acquisition. So nothing will change

So they read KVR forums ?

[snowblood]

haha, the seconds per track comments ! LOL

[Jace-BeOS]

Give it ten years there will only be one company that owns everything.

Ten years? That's generous. The entire media industry is six (5?) companies. Every product at the grocery store (90% garbage) is by 10 companies.

Otherwise, I'm in full agreement. Sadly.

http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/ ... lic-unive/

They have to go slow, so that nobody notices. If the changes of the last 10 years, at least in the UK, happened in the space of two, there would be uproar. When the change is incrimental over a long period of time, people are never sufficiently enraged at the total change at any one time. They have time to absorb the changes, like when you get into a hot bath slowly instead of jumping in.

That's my theory anyway.

Your theory is sound. It's actually well documented, I think, in social sciences. This is the same thing I remark about frequently myself. We see it on all levels. From commercial websites like Facebook, to workplaces, to whole societies. At least, some of us SEE it.

[Igro]

There are rumours, that Badoo wants to buy KVR...