souixan on 17 August 2008
| dib8rman said: theprof and Sega was a penny arcade company; you can get all that information on thier respective About the "insert company name here" sections. I see what that has to do with he point I made, you seem to just be going on a tanjent. Ohh I see what your trying to say - your wrong. Sadly this site requires I provide you with why I believe your wrong. =.= Were talking in expanded audience, your wording claims you bought Disney products hence your not a non-consumer hence not part of the expanded audience, you are a consumer and that is all. Now your arguement is that you wont buy anymore Disney product, heh nice try - the point of a business is to accumulate profit, you can do this currently in two ways; service and product in Disneys case we are observing product but to be fair we should view service as well. So Disney makes thier majority revenue through marketing to children as a staple: but I'm not here to defend Disneys strategy I'm here to tell you why your wrong within the original context of "Doesn't matter what you own from Disney..." (I realize now that was kind of harsh) They simply do not gun for you, or at least no directly, children don't work thier parent's do, as long as people have children and Disney has that mindshare, they have marketability - they will be around for lifetimes if they can maintain that. |
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