the year when bubble memory was brought to the market by texas instruments, the market between office and data transmission was called "no man's land", the rental charges for a terminal with some text formatting capability droped to $40 per month and time sharing charges was $0,15cpu second and $2 per hour connecting time.

not to forget, the pricing model for software packages was called a black art. one model was "long term, non purchase leases, a tactic tried already in the early days of proprietary software, but few were able to go the distance ...

kind of, somehow i had the feeling the second handlebar was behind the front driver's back. but time was to short to see it jasne (no ě in html?)

never mind, we closed the service.

... But that is no help to those who bought or rented content and who now find it unplayable. Google is giving them a $2 (£1) credit for digital goods - though it stipulates that they must be bought through services which use its own Google Checkout payment system, and must be claimed within 60 days. | Kiss goodbye to your DRM-protected Google Video clips