Kilorad

It launched to largely positive reviews and projected North American sales that exceeded 400,000.

I just saw at GameStop it is selling for $60.00, and according to Amazon it’s been out since early February. 38 could just be getting warmed up. I don’t get if the sales were 400,000 or the company was projecting 400,000, but at (no idea, just estimating) $40.00 per game across their three platforms of Xbox 360, PS3, and PC that would be $16 million … across whatever period of time it took to sell that many.

Then there’s Charter Communications who for whatever reason ran in the red until they restructured under bankruptcy.

E-commerce has killed brick and mortar stores over the past decade.. Look at how Amazon is great, yet its dominance has killed so many jobs. This is due to their highly efficient operations and low profit margins. I love Hulu but I think the case for an Internet TV network type service is going to be harder compared to the case for VoIP. Business managers are now more sensitive to their needs to survive against the competition of Internet based business models. Everyone wants a la carte TV channels, that an Internet TV service could give, but I think the cable and satellite lobbyists will have an easy argument to keep the status quo.