Exam 50: Microsoft Implies Distribution of Angry Birds on Windows Phone 7
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Which of the following nonstore outlets would best describe Microsoft's mode of selling Angry Birds?
Free
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What Microsoft "jumped the gun" on in making it possible for users of its Windows Phone 7 to play Angry Birds can best be described as __________.
Free
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Given that Angry Birds is available for iPhones,Microsoft,and Android phones,it is fair to say it enjoys __________.
Free
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B
None of the classic marketing discrepancies apply to the marketing channels for a downloadable product such as Angry Birds.
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Just like a company that manufacturers the smartphones on which users can play Angry Birds,Rovio Mobile benefits from the principle of __________ in distributing its product via Microsoft,the App Store,and Android Market?
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Because the Angry Birds app is sold through __________ you will probably never see it sold __________.
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Rovio Mobile,in its ongoing negotiations with Microsoft described in the case,was being courted by the software giant to sell Angry Birds to the users of its Windows Phone 7 platform.
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Which of the following channel functions applies in the download delivery of Angry Birds?
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Online sales of apps should always be seen as a direct channel to consumers.
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At this writing,you cannot download Angry Birds for your BlackBerry phone.As yet Angry Birds can't achieve the kind of economies of scale it could producing the app.
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