Mike at 2010-04-13 15:43:41:
Scott,

Pre-branded is more intuitive than pre-awarness. Thanks for clearing this up.

Good to have you back.
Tony at 2010-04-13 16:10:48:
I wonder if the guy wrote "pre-awareness" because he thought you might not know what "branded" means.

Heh. In attempting to be clear, he obfuscated himself.
Christian H. at 2010-04-14 11:19:46:
But movies aren't improving in quality. Except Superhero movies. The bigger box office is being caused by phenomenon like Avatar, The Dark Knight, Harry Potter. Twilight.
I wouldn't call it pre-awareness but catering to the audience instead of the readers and execs.
In Defense of the Small Screen » at 2013-08-06 13:18:04:
[...] to see the majority of the content I prefer on Netflix than at the local cineplex, where “pre-awareness” is now a prerequisite for screening, viewing, and evaluating content. And at this point, [...]