Where's our Replay doll???

hmm....A Replay doll, would that be a stuffed "R" with Legs? http://www.avsforum.com/ubb/biggrin.gif


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Dan Wueste

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Lives in the Same House as a Replay.

TiVo, Time has No Meaning there.

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[This message has been edited by ken.kipnes (edited 09-22-2000).]

how about @myreplayTV.com emails for registered users? [email protected]? [email protected]?


Perhaps even a way to allow (with the users permission for privacy reasons) others to use a users own themes or something like that? Or is that too weird?


I see it as being an interesting addition to the feature pool of the cumulative Replay community. You know, my favorite actors, my favorite directors, my favorite subjects, my favorite sports. I realize we could enter that stuff on our own, but maybe looking at someone elses ideas (how often would you set up an Alfred Hitchcock zone own your own?) might be fun. It might be very helpful for people with kids...the pokemon theme, the teletubbies theme, the XYZ theme that your kids seem to love...


I think with some cafeful considersation, this could be developed in a way that still ensures the users privacy, and obviously, it should be an opt-in type of thing.


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Ryan

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I like it, and it's actually alot easier to set up than you might think, just go to http://www.everyone.net/ and see.




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Rob.
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Later,

Rob.
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They are though, aren't they?


Just kidding, loriemedley. I think the real reason is probably because a majority of the purchasers of PVRs are probably male. While I am sure many women buy and enjoy PVRs, in general I would probably say more men purchase/enjoy PVRs. Just look at the advertising that Replay and Tivo have out right now. Boxing, Cops, Football...those are all topics in the commercials and are all topics that are typically enjoyed more by men.


While it may be wrong to think in stereotypes like that, that is what marketing and advertising firms do every day. Advertising is an industry that is built around stereotypes. Of course they use fancy statistics to back up their claims, but all they still are stereotypes.


So I am sure it is not intended to illustrate women as being to uninterested or stupid to use PVRs, but rather I am sure the data shows that more men purchase than women.


Scyber