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Re: depressing news from the Nuremberg toyfare in Germany
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lugnet.year.2001, lugnet.general
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Date:
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Fri, 2 Feb 2001 18:32:23 GMT
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In lugnet.year.2001, Lawrence Wilkes writes:
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> > But I guess we were expecting that...
> > One of the golden rules of moviemaking is:
> > Always keep total controll over the information you give out to the
> > public.
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> But this wasnt the public was it?
> I assume by toy fair its the same sort of 'not open to the public' type they
> have in the UK for the manufacturers to show their wares to the retailers.
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> If so, then they wouldnt be holding anything back - these events are meant
> to get order for the coming year.
Toy fairs may not be for the public, but the public somehow always finds
out, especially the internet public; This is why some things, like the HP
sets in this case, are even more restricted in access. There's a lot of
people that can get into toy fairs, and it's impossible to keep the spies out.
James
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