Can Hollywood Learn From Intuit?
Ironica writes "Readers will recall the furor over Intuit's activation scheme for TurboTax 2002, which prompted a lawsuit and subsequently was removed from TT2002 and all future products. Here's an interesting editorial on CNNMoney suggesting that other DRM proponents could take a page out of Intuit's book ... if they have the sense."
Would the MPAA/RIAA/etc want you to pay royalties for remembering things?
Were they using their own software when they saw this loss?
"A microprocessor... is a terrible thing to waste." --
GeneralEmergency
So...
DRM = soufflé
soufflé = to blow (in French)
Therefore, DRM Blows!
And thats a wrap!
If brevity is the soul of wit, then how does one explain Twitter?
Uhm, Intuit makes Quicken.
Yeah.
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The FAQ:
Q: Can Hollywood Learn From Intuit?
A: No.
Hollywood is in fact several dominant companies working together in a de facto monopoly.
thats it ! i am switching to Bollywood. I might as well pick up some hindi before I move to India for some good programming jobs.
Siggy Say, Siggy Do
In the dog-eat-dog world of tax preparation software, there's nothing worse than being assaulted by a product made down the hall from you - which fits in an entirely different niche.
Worse fate than death, I tell you.
In the meantime, Intuit does have competition from H&R Block and a few others.
These two words to not go together.
Is the 48 hr CD of TurboTax on it's way?
"Destroy science and religion. Science would re-emerge exactly the same; but not religion." - Penn Jillette, paraphrased
But I thought movies never made any 'profit'.
What we see depends on mainly what we look for. -- John Lubbock Now search for that bug slave!
Can Hollywood Learn From ______________.
No.