Solution: Build a better mousetrap than ticketmaster/livenation tyrants that rewards true fans and diehards...and also put stubhub a...
Solution: Build a better mousetrap than ticketmaster/livenation tyrants that rewards true fans and diehards...and also put stubhub and other secondary markets out of business. Credit card companies are figuring it out and buying up huge quantities of tickets to sell to their card holders as a "reward"...they make money and act like they’re doing card holders a favor..SMRT. Need to consider: penalties for bad actors, rewards for super users, and some control on how tickets go on sale that at a base level favors the fans. Also need to consider 4 key stake holders: artists, venues, labels, and fans. issue is that the interests of the artists, venues and labels are all aligned, ie. sell fast and price high, but not aligned with the fans, who are the VERY ones that make the artists famous and should be the most cared for. User: Concert/show ticket buyer Benefit: solve a HUGE current pain point for concert/event goers. this is a big market, and RIPE for disruption, ask anyone about how unpleasant/cumbersome the experience is. Make it easier, faster, and maybe even cheaper for loyal fans to go to the shows of the artists they make famous. any thoughts?
Posted by whapworth on May 19, 2014, 8:28 PM
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Yea, I hate that the Lightning didn’t work out.
NewThe answer is mostly that the powerwall is an incredibly overpriced home battery.
NewI think the cybertruck appeals to a very narrow market.
NewAs usual, I was right about the market but way too early.
New> The bigger problem is the legal system isn't a logical system, it's a social construct.
NewAs others pointed out, it's hard to say how much copyrighted material the model already contains in the weights.
NewHey all, this is the first time I'm really sharing this.
Newits like owning a personal computer in 1986.
Solution: Build a better mousetrap than ticketmaster/livenation tyrants that rewards true fans and diehards...and also put stubhub a...
Solution: Build a better mousetrap than ticketmaster/livenation tyrants that rewards true fans and diehards...and also put stubhub and other secondary markets out of business. Credit card companies are figuring it out and buying up huge quantities of tickets to sell to their card holders as a "reward"...they make money and act like they’re doing card holders a favor..SMRT. Need to consider: penalties for bad actors, rewards for super users, and some control on how tickets go on sale that at a base level favors the fans. Also need to consider 4 key stake holders: artists, venues, labels, and fans. issue is that the interests of the artists, venues and labels are all aligned, ie. sell fast and price high, but not aligned with the fans, who are the VERY ones that make the artists famous and should be the most cared for. User: Concert/show ticket buyer Benefit: solve a HUGE current pain point for concert/event goers. this is a big market, and RIPE for disruption, ask anyone about how unpleasant/cumbersome the experience is. Make it easier, faster, and maybe even cheaper for loyal fans to go to the shows of the artists they make famous. any thoughts?
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