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Re: TLC/TLG about to supress fan created films?
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lugnet.animation, lugnet.lego.direct
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Date:
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Thu, 29 Mar 2001 14:38:34 GMT
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JOHNNEAL@USWEST.nomorespamNET
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Lawrence Wilkes wrote:
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> Again the opposite. Car companies seem to fight to have their cars displayed
> this way.
It's called advertising. Cars featured in this way *sell cars* for those car
companies.
> In the credits it normally says "cars supplied by Ford, etc"
> Look at the prestige attached to supplying James Bond's car, which is
> usually driven like a maniac and eventually pummeled to bits!
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> Lego should be PAYING folks to have their bricks featured in films, not
> trying to stop them.
Why in the world should TLC *pay* fans to play with their products? That would
be very bad, because TLC wouldn't exist much longer with that marketing
strategy (amazing; a strategy even worse than juniorization;)
Maybe TLC would choose to pay for a major motion picture to feature their
product, but they would expect a benefit (more sales). Fans playing with LEGO
*already* bought the product-- where's the benefit for TLC for paying?
-John
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> regards
> lawrence
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