When a company gets big, mid to high level management cannot just leave shit alone. They need to justify their positions by making changes that usually make things worse rather than better.
They are legally required to work in the best interests of the shareholders. How this is implemented or interpreted is up for debate.
Administrators don't care. Best case they will take an offer to buy it out, worst case they will just wind it up because it isn't worth their time.
She should have treated her charity streams as a subathon - donation goals, collabs, high-effort prepped streams, all of that. She didn't. She treated it like a regular week of streams and got a regular week of stream viewers for her trouble.
The court appointed trustee probably has no clue what a vtuber model even is. But if the company lists it as an asset on their balance sheets then they are probably forced to sell it by law
Just saying the prior since this is also a "regular" stream, but I do totally agree with you. She would've killed it if the charity were like the 24hr stream and not just normal (even if gimmick) streams. Instead she lets the opportunity go only to feel inferior to Nimi.
It need not be debated as the purpose of the system is what it does and what it does is bad for everyone but the speculators/market manipulators. The number has to go up up up fast. The stock market should be ended, reticule's clan be damned
Thats a good point actually, I'd not thought about it in that sorta way. Good fucking luck getting Pippa to understand that though
Pippa and Clara probably hate each other.
If a company is closing, they probably have a lot of bills to pay too and selling the IP will help cover some of that. Giving away the IP to the talents sounds great and all, but it's very unrealistic in most circumstances.
They might have based it on how much they were making, hell for all we know it was a reasonable price based on how much they had earned in the last few months but women and money do not mix for long.
For the talent themselves, $10k-$20k isn't that huge of a price compared to its potential long-term value. It's the entire IP being sold which can be exploited for so many potential revenue streams and comes with the pre-established channels and social media platforms etc., as opposed to just the raw assets.
Reticule's too much of a bitch-made pussy fag to fulfill the pact.
