Since announcing the initiative, the company and its founder have faced widespread criticism that – perhaps with the best of intentions – they are trying to reduce an incendiary issue to a marketing tagline.
Lower prices could help these services attract millions of new customers, but they would likely also further reduce royalties, an issue that has drawn serious concern among artists and their advocates.
The relationship with the UNIMA was invaluable with bureaucracy reduced, a number of logistical issues were resolved more easily, cheaply and quickly by being able to identify ourselves as a UNIMA research team, rather than a UK team.
This is why reducing a general issue to a personal anecdote leads ultimately to a dead end.
By Tim Parks March 1, 2018 "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," directed by Martin McDonagh, reduces a complicated issue to a contest between individuals.
Nor will an approach that treats the needs of every community of water users as superior to everyone else's, that advocates the building of new dams that just repeat or magnify mistakes committed in building the old ones, or that reduces a complex issue to a comic-book conflict between human beings and a tiny fish.
In discussing communication strategy regarding healthcare, Jarrett stated that they lacked a counter-term to 'death-panels', citing that it's much easier to scare people than to inform people, and reducing a complex issue such as healthcare into a sound byte is neither useful nor productive.
When the topic of immigration enters the beltway, it gets reduced to an issue and divorced from the people whose lives hang in the balance.
Spatial control largely reduces to an issue of appropriate sampling (that is, sufficiently representing the full geographical range over which migration occurred).
We've managed to reduce a complex amalgam of issues to a yes or no question.
