DVD Clash of the Titans
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For those who lament that Wal-Mart is all-powerful in all things it touches:
But, regardless of who succeeds -- large or small, entrenched or upstart -- their success is something to be celebrated and welcomed, not feared and obstructed.
POST SCRIPT: With all the buzz about Episode III, I'll embarrass myself and admit that I still enjoy Clash of the Titans, the last of the great Ray Harryhausen adventure movies.
Walmart.com is discontinuing DVD rentals, and its existing customers of that service will be given the option to become Netflix subscribers at their current rate for a year. Walmart.com agreed to promote and refer customers interested in DVD rentals to Netflix, the companies said in a PR Newswire statement today.To review and repeat: Wal-mart, like any other successful business, only became prosperous and powerful by giving customers what they want. If and when a business fails to continue doing so, it loses its dominance and its "obscene" profits to others who do a better job of giving customers what they want.
But, regardless of who succeeds -- large or small, entrenched or upstart -- their success is something to be celebrated and welcomed, not feared and obstructed.
POST SCRIPT: With all the buzz about Episode III, I'll embarrass myself and admit that I still enjoy Clash of the Titans, the last of the great Ray Harryhausen adventure movies.
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Posted by KipEsquire on
19 May 2005
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