The 2nd comment says the same thing.

Accordingly to an online translator, Alejandro said "The best part of a motorcycle, is the ability to lean into curves without much mechanical complication..The next step would then be to build a single wheel car with smart and reliable automatic gyroscopes.

Took me a while to get your joke... :)

Wow! $CLDN gives me goose bumps! I'm very bullish.

I have to admit, that BBC link is very very cool.

Smartphone cameras are getting better but unless someone invents a solution to properly mount it to one's head, I don't think they'll be a threat to GoPro.

Thanks. Looking forward to your next post. Didn't mean to focus on this one aspect of the article, it just happened to catch my eye and I got curious.

Not really, I'm still not clear. So the $3 million per episode is accurate? Did they agree to that price before or after Mad Men became a hit? To pay so much for an episode when it is unknown that so many people will download it seems a bit crazy to me. Though I suppose Apple must know what it's doing.

I'm confused by the math here - so AMC licenses each episode to iTunes for $3 million? So iTunes has to pay $3 million fore very single episode regardless of how many they sell? Why would iTunes ever take a risk selling anything other than proven blockbusters? I thought iTunes did a revenue split where they only paid a percentage if it sold? Are you sure this is accurate?

Excellent point.