It's almost a culture, and a message Apple has crafted very well. Apple cool, PC not cool. Or FCS cool, Avid not. It really is a branding issue.
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> Agreed, but they are also getting nailed in non scripted television. Part of the problem is that people still perceive Avid to be very expensive, and FCP to be a cost cutting solution. That just isn't true anymore. The small difference in actual cost, is easily eliminated in the efficiency of Avid in a multiuser environment.
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> Marketing has to get that cost message out. "This isn't your Father's Avid..."
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