Box Office Mojo + IMDB
I'd totally missed this deal. IMDB (an arm of Amazon) gets even more powerful...
Labels: Amazon, Box Office Mojo, IMDB
posted by Scott Kirsner at
12:05 PM
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1 Comments:
This is, in a word, terrible.
Amazon just boils the frog slower than most companies. But they do boil it.
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Jason Scott, at 9:26 PM
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