If it is, then these are early signs of that dying model, you know. I don't mean to say that the case of these overreaching universities is as bad as that of Hollywood/MPAA but traits are similar. It's a good thing for education space in tech, not so good for those who will be a part of the brick and mortar model during transition.
If it is, then these are early signs of that dying model, you know. I don't mean to say that the case of these overreaching universities is as bad as that of Hollywood/MPAA but traits are similar. It's a good thing for education space in tech, not so good for those who will be a part of the brick and mortar model during transition.
My 2 cents.