See mashups as piracy if you insist, but it is more useful, viewing them through the lens of the market, to see them as an expression of consumer dissatisfaction.
This apparent expression of consumer preference is somewhat in tension with, for instance, the suggestion by Anderson et al. [11, p. 30] that automated cars might 'enable lower peak speeds (improving fuel economy) but higher effective speeds (improving travel time).'.
Orwell warned against a State that would outlaw love, but Huxley knew it was only a matter of time before society sublimated its deepest emotions into mere expressions of consumer preference.
Moreover, there is no support for any vagueness in the expression of cloud consumers' requirements, even if they refer to qualitative properties.
Superficially at least, the proliferation of eco-labels is of a piece with the trend toward "liberation marketing," in which almost everything is sold as an expression of the consumer's sense of social justice, environmental consciousness or moral virtue.
A certain kind of theorist will always applaud the crack-up of a previously impregnable mainstream, on the grounds that hegemony is making way for one or two expressions of genuine consumer choice.
Regarding the consumer side, the literature on Hungary suggests that informal payments are not only the expression of gratitude of health care consumers, but a kind of "fee for service" to receive better quality, quicker access and more attention [ 7].
Our results suggest that they may also be important for marine predators that consume chemically defended prey; C. gibbosum's high, constitutive expression of GSTs may protect this consumer from the abundance of deterrent lipophilic compounds found in its gorgonian diet.
For both types of consumers, "we're showing how gardening can be an expression of creativity," she adds, which is "a new piece of communication for us".
The opposite trend is also being observed as an expression of the third food régime, where consumer resistance and reaction to processed, manufactured, and fast food is growing (Dawson and Burt 1998, Atkins and Bowler 2001).
