Time Magazine declared, "Under Aubrey, MGM churned out profitable, medium-budget schlock like Skyjacked and Black Belly of the Tarantula; directors often charged him with philistine meddling, and he alienated many of them" but "as a financial auteur, Aubrey may have deserved an Oscar".
As Facebook gluts an already glutted market, the fallacy of the Web as a profitable ad medium will become hard to ignore.
At the heart of the Internet business is one of the great business fallacies of our time: that the Web, with all its targeting abilities, can be a more efficient, and hence more profitable, advertising medium than traditional media.
Any claims that doing so is impossible in light of the economic crisis are counterintuitive; we cannot afford not to act, in order to make fishing more profitable in the medium term.
This case could be used as an example how the HSR system can be profitable in the medium- to long-term period by careful balancing the revenues and costs while at the same time increasing the scale of operations to satisfy the growing user/passenger demand.
Through their subsidiary, African Wildlife Capital (AWC), they are using social capital to fund profitable small to medium-sized conservation enterprises.
Knowing that there are contemporary artists who work, to great fanfare and profitable controversy, in the medium of animal body parts somehow prejudiced me toward the picture and made me wonder if maybe Jesse Helms and his good-old-boy circle don't have a point.
Some may be burning cash, some may not be churning out profit from their user base, but it's clear to envisage a world in which they hold defendable, profitable business for the medium term.
They may be burning cash, they may not be churning out profit from their user base, but it's clear to envisage a world in which they hold defendable, profitable business for the medium term.
DuMont began with one basic disadvantage: unlike NBC, CBS and ABC, it did not have a radio network from which to draw big-name talent, affiliate loyalty or radio profits to underwrite television operations until the television medium itself became profitable.
