Going Into the World!

The 'Music Shield' engine, which restricts the sharing of Internet files, has not issued a patent. It is because it is virtually impossible to do so without a patent. Based on the first ControllerX engine I built, the Internet industry's Einstein, Newton and Leonardo da Vinci talents were able to complete the job. To this completed super engine, we combined the results of our analysis of data from hundreds of billions of searches so far.

Finally, a tuned, elaborated engine with over a dozen hands-on engagements against Murdock and Sony. None of these can be imitated anywhere else.

Other competitors, Universal and EMI records, were also trying to figure out how to follow Sony's clumsy imitation and were struggling with the rapidly released copy protection technology.

Brandt, who is in charge of Warner Music, reports on trends from competitors on a weekly basis, this time in person.

"EMI records have asked me to get them involved in J-Tunes."

"Yes?! What do you mean, he's a competitor? What's the advantage over there?"

I doubted the intention of the unexpected request.

"In my judgment, I think we should honestly acknowledge their limitations and be symbiotic. And because EMI records are headquartered in the U.K., there are a lot of them. It doesn't overlap with Warner Music."

"How do you want to participate? It won't be easy to set the terms."

Brandt reviewed the terms and conditions obtained from the EMI records, and for the second Tunes promotion, he offered us a substantial share of the benefits of CD-making, distribution and retail outlets.

I have shown that I am willing to pay us 15% of the cost of CD-making and distribution in these three areas. Sales of retail costs will be subject to the policies of the J-Tunes Web Store.

"What do you think? If you add the web store sales margin to 15% of your base revenue, that would be about 30%. Of course, it might vary a bit depending on the percentage of online promotions, but I don't think it's that bad. If this is the case, the singers who were going to come to Warner Music will go there, too, right?"

I know it doesn't cost much to market and sell new albums or single albums in J-Tunes - at least half of them can be eaten if I get 30%. But I wasn't sure if I could fly, so I wanted to hear the expert's opinion.

"There are aspects of that, but it doesn't bother me yet. We don't want to monopolize the music market, we don't want to accept all the singers who are working on Sony and Universal right now who are trying to move in on our side, and we don't need to worry about EMI records for another five years. If you're nervous, you can hold the J-Tunes Agreement for three to five years."

"If that's the case, I don't think that's bad. Is there anything we should be aware of?"

"I think I'd like you to ask them to upload some of their songs to J-Tunes. EMI records have been established for over 70 years. I know it has roughly three million sound sources. We have five million songs in Warner Music, so if you add them here, they'll be up in eight million in no time. You can get as close to 10 million songs as you promised."

"What a great idea! I'm so happy that Mr. Brandt is thinking so actively for the company. We'll see about that."

"Haha, you're welcome. I'm just working hard."

This is Brandt, who bursts into a happy smile on my compliment. Thinking about what I have planned as my own goal is the position of my direct reports that the CEO wants. I liked it.

Honestly, at the press conference, I was so excited that I was going to put 10 million songs on J-Tunes. He later regretted knowing that Warner Music only had five million soundtracks, as competitors would not put their songs up on J-Tunes without taking over the market in four major records. I didn't say, but I was quite worried, and this problem was surprisingly easily solved. When I had to prepare 5 million songs, I was gloomy, but if I had 2 million songs, I could quickly blow them up and upload Spanish soundscape. There are 40 million Hispanics in the United States, so we'll need them eventually.

[... while Sony music was producing and distributing software that prevented record replication itself, EMI records chose to sleep with the enemy. Details are unknown, but JTunes has signed an agreement to protect its sound source and promote and distribute it. Among the competitors who felt greatly threatened by the other successes of the J-Tunes promotion, as EMI records presented models of new competition and collaboration, other two companies were increasingly looking to respond.]

< The J-Tunes Web Store has already reached 8 million songs in the catalog! >

[According to Brandt, chairman of Warner Music, he has secured 8 million sources in collaboration with EMI record companies and will complete the registration process within 3 months. Powered by sound recordings and collaboration with Myway, Yahoo and MSN, the JTunes website is storming with 10 million daily visitors in just one open month.]

When negotiations with EMI record companies were announced, the market was mostly forced to do something about the EMI - the smallest of the Big 4's, and there was not much EMI that could be done in terms of cash and margin rates. Rather, the share price of the EMI record company rose by more than 20% and generally had a positive rating.

In contrast, the success of J-Tunes was even more prominent. I'm having a tough time with MSN and Yahoo because I don't have a portal in America. It has already driven tremendous traffic from the start with an organic connection to Myway, and connecting it to two portal sites is really getting an explosive reaction.

The software team actively updates the jtunes players on a weekly basis to reflect your needs. Many users are also very responsive to the company's policies, so we are randomly expanding our feedback gathering teams to organize and communicate any inconveniences or requirements to the development team every day.

Programs developed and tested by headquarters go directly to Korea and go through another testing process to improve the quality. The next day, employees here continue to develop, reflecting problems that arrive in the morning. It spins around 24 hours like this, and the progress becomes rapid.

Of course, these programs that maximize convenience are highly acclaimed, but at midnight Friday, when new programs are being launched, the Internet is buzzing. It also naturally led to a visit to the J-Tunes Web Store and increased purchases.

Additionally, J-Tunes managers, web stores, and checkout were seamlessly connected and the number of checkouts was well over 200,000 times a day. After a month's worth of grades, it's pretty good. It's a huge advantage because buyers don't have to pay 2.5% of the fee when paying with a visa or master card.

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By the way, where do we set up Johnston Europe? Ireland, Iceland? Stop at all in Czech or Polish? But wouldn't Germany be better off? '

Now that the line of business that connects Korea to the United States of America has stabilized, it should reach Europe. Europe is intertwined and disconnected, with many countries and many foods. I want to build a nice building for the Johnstone Group, but I'm still thinking about it. Accenture, a global consulting firm, moved its headquarters to Ireland, and there's something good going on there, but it's still too far away. Still, it's not enough to set up headquarters in Eastern Europe, but maybe Southern Germany...

"John, if you're not busy, would you look at this?"

He wraps his head around it and thinks, but Thomas is excited. Looking at Thomas' face, he smiles at how comfortable life is. He's eating well and living well, doing only good things.

There's no need to complain now that only servers in the United States are building datacenters for more than 400,000, and soon more than a million. But if you pay a lot of electric taxes, it's on your salary. Huff.

"What happened today? What else you got?"

"How did you know? Who reported it first? No, it can't be."

"You fool, don't talk nonsense. I just filmed it. What's next?"

When I saw the clumsy one, I remembered the problem of my girlfriend postponing her child's life. Why would a woman be attracted to a guy who's been snooping around at servers all day? I'm still rich and talented, so I'll stick around, but I'm a little worried about meeting other women. Eva's sister Sylvia is fine. Can you introduce her? Or I'm gonna have to ask Chief Crimson to get me a nice girl.

"That's right! I need to tell you something about Sony."

"Sonny? That's Chief Crimson discussing what to do with Polo. Now that I've installed it on my personal computer, I can go to the lawsuit if I want to, but this time I've released a patch quickly, so I'm thinking about going ahead with it."

There was a lot of blame on Sony's behavior on the Internet, but it got a little better as he quickly deployed the patches. But in the past, there have been stories about compensation around consumers who have bought CDs because they've been compensated for a fake critic, David Manning.

I'm sorry for Sony, but since the David Manning incident, Myway has set up a forum and a forum to discuss these specific topics with ease, and it's still a hot spot.

"The patch. I don't want to say this, but it's not a patch."

"What's that supposed to mean? The patch is not a patch."

"I downloaded the patch from Sony and installed it, and it didn't erase the program in question, it just hid it. Plus, we have an active-X control to hide it, and it opens the back door again. Looks like the rush to distribute made things worse."

When I heard Thomas' story, I woke up in my place without knowing it.

"Well, isn't it completely fake? You don't erase a program, you just hide it, and then you spread the bad stuff to hide it? Are you guys kidding me? Are you sure about that?"

"Would I make a mistake like that? Obviously. I don't know if Sony doesn't have experts or doesn't care, but this is worse than the first time."

Are these guys crazy or are they crazy? Idiots! Phew! '

All you have to do is sigh. It's good to deal with it quickly, but I can't believe we're doing this blindfolded and groaning. It's funny that they didn't erase it and made it invisible. Maybe it was hard to erase or reboot the computer, but it wasn't even funny to think people would be fooled by such a crappy program these days.

If you put a bigger hole next to it, it's stupid...

"I don't think so. If you want to go this far, I'll have to hit you once."

"How about I talk to my friends?"

"Wait. You still haven't told me Sony recovered the CD in question? We'll have to wait a little longer."

"Oh, that's John. So the more you sell, the more you pay. And then what if it explodes?"

"Exactly. Thomas, you've been following this guy around a little bit."

"Of course! John and I are a team. By the way, can I help you?"

"Yeah, man, good job. You are also my right arm."

Thomas is out again because he's having a good time, but he's been very helpful. I'm a genius, but I'm a natural genius. Maybe if Thomas had built a patch program for Sony, Sony wouldn't be in such a state of grief.

Sonny, aren't you going to do business in America anymore? Heave-ho!

Artwork Reviews

Stupid Sony makes mistakes in a row. I released the patch as described in the text, and instead of removing it, I released the ridiculous patch that installs the worse guy.

The process of distributing this patch also required sending an email to Sony for download, saying that once the email was sent, it was registered in several other places without consent.

It's not just a download from the homepage, it's hard to make it easy, and all you can do is send it...

Now, are the American consumers going to leave this alone? Of course, I went into group action.