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Good post Michael. Very interesting.

Now if only DTC owned the content it once suggested.

No seriously, very good post and food for thought, and the sort of markets that DTC should be thinking about.

I believe there is also a large Abba fan club in China now too. Nice to service the home market, but what a potential customer base there and could really change the face of DTC, even on the conventional classics that has taken a back seat to some of the Iambic content.

One good deal is all DTC needs, one good deal and the undivided attention of a CEO with credibility, who can be trusted, and whose actions would suggest it is more lucrative to build DTC into a very profitable company, from which everyone would gain rather than to use time that should have been used building DTC, to covertly start up a solely owned independent private company with no assets, not divulge it to shareholders or the CIty, nor even mention that little fact when an RNS mentioning a contract for DTC with this new company, with was apparently to control content in a venture that would otherwise be expected to be held by DTC, but in a heads the CEO wins and tails DTC loses operation....as the new private company had no assets to lose and is of course a limited company too.

Incidentally the accounts of WPM do not tend to indicate a trip to Asia, which presumably would have taken place if the venue was indeed changed from the Tsunami affected 'original' venue that never even made to the WPM website in the first place.