Will a smartphone app help reinvigorate theater attendance?
Rob ScottJune 28, 2011 at 05:29am
Will a smartphone app help reinvigorate theater attendance?
Benn CarrJune 28, 2011 at 09:21am
I think it’s a brilliant idea. Seems like a deal for the avid moviegoer. Wont get me in unless they can assure phonetalkers and seatkickers not allowed. That’s what keeps me away from the theater more than price
Benn CarrJune 28, 2011 at 09:21am
I think it’s a brilliant idea. Seems like a deal for the avid moviegoer. Wont get me in unless they can assure phonetalkers and seatkickers not allowed. That’s what keeps me away from the theater more than price
Rob ScottJune 29, 2011 at 03:31am
I agree with Benn. This is a compelling idea. I pooled college students this week and their responses suggested that a more affordable “limited pass” may be more appealing (at least for those with less disposable income).
Rob ScottJune 29, 2011 at 03:31am
I agree with Benn. This is a compelling idea. I pooled college students this week and their responses suggested that a more affordable “limited pass” may be more appealing (at least for those with less disposable income).
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Will a smartphone app help reinvigorate theater attendance?
Will a smartphone app help reinvigorate theater attendance?
I think it’s a brilliant idea. Seems like a deal for the avid moviegoer. Wont get me in unless they can assure phonetalkers and seatkickers not allowed. That’s what keeps me away from the theater more than price
I think it’s a brilliant idea. Seems like a deal for the avid moviegoer. Wont get me in unless they can assure phonetalkers and seatkickers not allowed. That’s what keeps me away from the theater more than price
I agree with Benn. This is a compelling idea. I pooled college students this week and their responses suggested that a more affordable “limited pass” may be more appealing (at least for those with less disposable income).
I agree with Benn. This is a compelling idea. I pooled college students this week and their responses suggested that a more affordable “limited pass” may be more appealing (at least for those with less disposable income).
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