No because HBO is still beholden to the Cable industry (or at least thinks it is)

On a side note, this points out the gross inefficiencies of an antiquated distribution system: dealers speculatively buying cars from the manufacturer to meet undetermined demand from consumers. How about sending Volts where they are wanted, rather than randomly sprinkling them to resellers to wait for a middle man to…

So... we should just reject electric cars and go full steam ahead on oil and combustion engines because change is scary and new technology is evil. Gingrich 2012.

I miss the Bangle BMWs. Lexus, BMW, Mercedes, Audi: they've all adopted psuedo-conservative styling that barely distinguishes any of them apart anymore.

Too many people don't do their homework and just live by the old adage that used cars are a better value. I've seen Hondas with almost 50,000 miles on them asking only around 2 grand less than what you could buy new. You are taking a huge risk with any used car, and I don't believe that is a very good payoff for…

Ultimately, Hollywood is an "old" business model, with deeply entrenched players who will fight to preserve the relevancy of their obsolete and redundant "positions" in the industry. You've seen it with every new format and shakeup of the way people consume media. Hollywood can't and won't adapt, and would just prefer…

I just tried using my Kindle 3G in Iceland and you have to pay $4.99 or something to basically enable international roaming, and I think there was additional fees for every book you download. I didn't look at the details so I don't know if it's a one time fee for life or just for a certain time period. I don't know…

Facebook really gained traction in my opinion, not just because it was cleaner than MySpace, but because picture sharing was one of its integral purposes, and it coincided with the prevalence of decent quality cameras making their way onto mobile phones, as well as widespread broadband and wifi making such media…