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Aug 28, 2017 39 min

57. How Much is Somebody Worth?

from Interface Hosted by Ian Fuchs

On the face of it, $10/month seems like a great deal for unlimited movie theater tickets. That is, until you realize that there is a hidden cost to seeing every new Marvel or DC movie to hit the cinema - incessant advertisements in your email promoting every new action figure, poster, video game, kids toy, or special Spiderman themed food item at Walmart. In reality, you are subsidizing your movie habits with personal information that advertisers are buying at a premium, just to get their marketing in front of your eyes. * Prima Cinema in home movie theatre * How the rich watch movies in theatre * Distribution of users computer skills * Millennials are killing……. movies * Popcorn Time (Piracy is illegal) * RunPee * MoviePass - $10/month, all the cinema you can watch * 30 for 30: The Fighter Inside * iTunes might bring the cinema to iTunes before release

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