And is it going to be disruptive? Yeah. Have people figured out the business model yet? No. But people were writing about the demise of the music industry back in 2000 with the rise of Napster, and I think, last I heard, the music industry is more profitable than ever because they figured out a way through it.
湖北荆州是楚文化发祥地，是国家历史文化名城。今年春节，古城荆州“年味”十足，游人如织。我注意到，丰富多彩的文旅活动带有浓郁的楚文化色彩，比如凤凰是楚文化的图腾，古城墙边就上演了“楚凤献瑞”的开城仪式；简牍、编钟、漆器是楚文化的代表性文物，而“楚乐八百年”演出中就加入了许多这样的文物元素。充满创意的文旅活动，让文物变得可亲可近，真正“活”了起来。作为一名文物保护工作者，看到传统文化受到这么多年轻人的喜爱，我内心十分高兴。
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You know what did happen, though? A global supply chain and manufacturing nightmare precipitated by tariffs, the AI explosion, and, of course, the endless chaos of the video game industry. Oh, and there’s the relentless continuation of a trend that defines the modern toy industry: more and more toys and games are made for adults, who have a bunch of money, instead of kids, who don’t. Chris and I talked about that quite a bit, and I think his point of view is at once totally logical and also completely surprising.
(definitely valid!)
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