They are very nice people. It certainly also simplifies things that there ain't many of them to be dealing with.

Being done as we speak.

But while you’re at it, remind them not to geoblock it. There’s at least one expat who would like to watch it.

Yep, that's all sorted. It'll be on the same settings as the news content: not…

But while you're at it, remind them not to geoblock it. There's…

http://www.tv3.co.nz/Shows/Media3.aspx

I'll let them know it's hard to find.

Hardly a tale to inspire others with. This country needs people who can work with others to create high-value global-focused businesses. Sad that some of our current examples have to move overseas to do it, including those in creative industries like music, film…

Thanks. It's a completely new set-up so I hope it all works tonight ...

Au Contraire, you can click on the text all day. It never promised to actually do anything. A fine example of truth in advertising.

Much later, in front of the raging loggia of the pool house, I asked Bram if he agreed that the creation of the internet and the web led to the audience migrating away from traditional media and if…

Oh, you mean like laundrys. Yeah, they kind of work as long as you have a class of people that can afford to use them,…

And if that's the only way to sell advertising in support of content creation, it's pretty scary.

by anyone, do you mean media buyers?

Performance-based advertising tends to be bent around the need to try and make people click. It’s pretty dumbed-down.…

Second, it is very bad for…

You're missing most industries since the 19th century that may produce value in services and non-physical creativity, not stuff you can pick up and fondle. The finance sector is a warped and parasitic expression…

Perhaps you could ask the members of Auckland University of Technology University (or as I like to call…

Agreed Steve...hooray for the creative & productive in whatever field that does NOT involve currency manipulation or irrational exploitation…

But isn’t that the new business model? work for work sake, money for God’s sake?
The whole mantra of “dole bludgers” and the undeserving getting their “hard earned money” for nothing and sending solo mothers out to “work” doing…

I used to work for a company called NCR. That was it's name, and it did not…

(I did a stint in marketing once, and besides horn care and lying by omission, I was taught to spell a three letter acronym (TLA) out in full before use).

Speaking for myself, here on PAS, I'm usually too preoccupied to click on ads!

Printed newspapers and magazines allow your eye…

Yeah, but I don't really buy the idea that corporations are on a scale of evil/not evil.

If you have capitalism, then you actually need agressive financial market participants like hedge funds to make it work. A consequence of a dearth of…

The New Yorker and Vanity fair both do this well too — and for non-US subscribers!

Oops — I've just added that to the post. We'll need you there at 5.30pm.

Oh, it's not anywhere on the level of evil as a hedge fund, and it's a consequence of the environment as much as anything else. But I did find all the…

So you're doubting a 60-fold increase in revenue in five years? Surely not ...

Would you be so generous if she were male, American and ran a hedge fund? Just exploring thought patterns.

[digital circulation revenues will] go from $1 million last year to $59 million in…