While the quality of some (mostly) single-player titles is measured by the value-for-money crowd in terms of hours logged over enjoyment gained, to me, a short, sharp and gleefully rollicking campaign is a real treat.
This article identifies and discusses three key challenges in designing and managing CBBMs: determining (1) the crowd's value to the firm, (2) how to create superior value for the crowd, and (3) how to capture value from the crowd effectively.
In the analyses for the 1×1 km map grid squares, crowding was linearly (p value for trend <0.001) associated with increases in mortality, the HR for the top versus bottom quintile being 1.20 (95% CI 1.05 to 1.37).
In total, there were three rain interruptions, and when Alan Mills, the tournament referee, halted Henman's match for the last time, there were scattered whistles and boos from the Center Court crowd, which had gotten little value for time or money and would get no refund.
Two-year-old HARO is hitting stride with its "crowd sourcing" model, offering mutual value for sources and the journalists who cite them.
That's why both are supporting a November ballot initiative for a moratorium on market-rate development in the Mission, so they can affect land values and crowd out for-profit developers from getting the remaining parcels first.
The crowd favourite was giving home fans value for money, his first two matches going the distance, as Leconte defeated Australian qualifier Simon Youl and Bruno Oresar on his way to another marathon against Boris Becker in the fourth round.
Brighton, who survived six minutes of added time, were good value for their victory before a crowd of 21,397.
You got good value for your shots, and I think the crowd got plenty of fielding practice.
The offer helped to draw a crowd of 4,700, and they could hardly have had better value for their money.
