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111774   (Dec 4 2006 - 09:31) | Rate | Report |
So why couldn't the sony groupies get it?
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| depeche_girl (Dec 4 2006 - 15:38) | Rate | Report |
Or is this just an urban legend?
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| JTtroll (Dec 5 2006 - 11:03) | Rate | Report |
| Sony didn't research the problem enough | |
| denshadego (Dec 5 2006 - 11:27) | Rate | Report |
http://www.forbes.com/business/feeds/afx/2006/10/02/afx3061270.html
If "the Sony spirit" means producing crap but assuming people will buy it anyway because it says 'Sony' on it, then yes, it does show.
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| reallyreal (Dec 5 2006 - 11:34) | Rate | Report |
Yes, it is good that you pointed that out. It stands to reason that some j-companies are going about doing business in the same manner as Sony.
It is the zombie-like " anything japanese is good" consumer that these j-companies thrive on.
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