I really don't want to be red

Chapter 1744 Play Hard
Imminent.

If this matter is not handled properly, the "Flywheel Music" platform jointly launched by several major platforms may disappear.

The cooperation of several major platforms may also end here.

If they didn't rely on huddling together to keep warm, and Xia Zhou would work together, they wouldn't have any fun at all.

Mai Liwen is very aware of the current situation.

I also looked at An Ran more highly in my heart, this guy was too cruel.

His purpose is not only to bring down the music festival, but also to target "Flywheel Music" secretly.

This is his ultimate goal.

Mai Liwen entered the building and went straight to the meeting room.

At this time, the executives of the platform have already left work.

After waiting for more than half an hour, the talents came one after another.

Mai Liwen checked the time, it was already 11 o'clock.

"Okay, let's start the meeting now."

"Ms. Mai Liwen, there are still people not here." Someone reminded her.

Mai Liwen said sullenly, "I won't wait."

"Maybe everyone already knows what happened at the music festival tonight?"

Even if these people didn't watch the live broadcast of the evening music festival, when Mai Liwen asked them to notify them, they would immediately know what happened that night.

It's good to be prepared for the meeting.

Besides, everyone was already mentally prepared for what happened tonight.

I don’t know the reason for those who didn’t come, but it’s just that there will be no good fruit to eat.

Mai Liwen said: "What An Ran did at the music festival had a greater impact than we imagined, and it spread very quickly. Now it has caused dissatisfaction among many netizens and demanded a refund from the platform!"

money back?
"I can't retreat, Ms. Mai Liwen, if this opening is made, Flywheel Music will suffer heavy losses."

The speaker was the executive director of Flywheel Music Platform, responsible for internal affairs.

Mai Liwen took a look, "I've already arranged to refund the money."

"Ms. Mai Liwen, you are too impulsive."

"We can completely discuss a suitable method. Refunding money is really not a good choice."

"My God, have you not considered the consequences of doing this?"

Everyone was talking about it, and they all disagreed with Mai Liwen's move.

Many people even complained, thinking that Mai Liwen acted too hastily and acted impulsively, which caused great losses to the company.

After everyone said a few words.

Mai Liwen slammed the table, and there was a loud noise in the meeting room.

Everyone was startled, and they all fell silent, looking at Mai Liwen.

Mai Liwen frowned and said, "Say my method is wrong? Richard, then tell me what method is right?"

Richard is the executive who just said that refunding money is not an option.

"Ms. Mai Liwen, although the matter is quite serious this time, we can definitely discuss a proper way to deal with it instead of refunding the money directly."

Mai Liwen stretched out her hand and made a "please" gesture, "Then Richard, please come up with your opinion."

"Didn't I say it? Let's discuss it!"

Mai Liwen was expressionless, "Discussion? When will the discussion last? Tomorrow morning? The day after tomorrow, the day after tomorrow? Or do we have to wait until the big one triggers a wave of anger on the Internet before we have to retreat?"

Richard was speechless, opened his mouth, and remained silent for a long time.

What Mai Liwen said is not unreasonable, it is better to act decisively than to magnify the matter.

Although there will be a lot of losses, it is better than having to passively refund the money after the incident expands, which can somewhat restore some reputation.

Mai Liwen looked at everyone's faces, "I arranged to refund the money, who has any objections?"

That's another shitty opinion.

You are all set.

You did the thing, we are talking about it, and you are upset if you still messed up, that's the end for that stunned Richard.

Why talk so much?

Everyone expressed no opinion.

In fact, I can't think of a better way for a while.

Mai Liwen nodded, "It's best to have no opinion, then let's discuss how to recover the disadvantages brought about by this music festival."

"The scandal at the music festival will definitely cause a huge loss of listeners. We must find a way to get these listeners who have left to come back to the platform."

"Everyone, I want to hear everyone's opinions on this question."

Is there any help for this Nima?

Everyone looked at each other, but no one spoke.

After a long while, it was Richard who spoke, "Ms. Mai Liwen, I think we have to wait."

"When things calm down, after a while, everyone will forget that we will take the market back with our local advantages."

"Netizens are very forgetful. As long as we cooperate with a few big stars and release a few good songs, the audience will still come back."

Mai Liwen looked at Richard, "Richard, you are so simple-minded, how did you get to where you are today?"

Richard almost spat out blood.

Is what I said wrong?
What else can you do now?
"You know that the Weiting platform is now in contact with major stars and companies in Xizhou to purchase song copyrights. If we can't stabilize the market that we lost quickly, how easy is it to get it back? Do you know how much it will cost? ?”

Awell, who was sitting on the other side, said: "Ms. Mai Liwen, I actually agree with one thing he said. Find some popular stars and release good songs... first stabilize this position."

Mai Liwen nodded, "It's a solution, but not fundamental."

Speaking of this, she looked at the crowd and said: "Everyone, this time we are facing a life-and-death battle, and it is very likely that this time the Weiting platform will throw out a trump card to give us a fatal blow and harvest our market share. .”

"So, I hope everyone can think of a good way to come out."

Everyone's faces became serious.

What Mai Liwen said is correct, but everyone has been avoiding this question in their hearts.

But when I really brought it up, I felt that this matter was like a big mountain, pressing on everyone's heads.

The atmosphere in the conference room suddenly became tense.

Everyone seems to be thinking about this matter and what to do in the end.

After three or four minutes, the gray-haired Kahn said, "Let's lower the price, Ms. Mai Liwen. Only by lowering the price can we solve the current predicament and preserve our market share to the greatest extent."

Kahn sighed.

Once the price is reduced, the platform is likely to operate at a loss.

In the end, this part of the loss has to be borne by everyone.

If no other method can be thought of in a short period of time, then this method is equivalent to slow suicide.

But in the immediate view, there is basically no better solution.

Mai Liwen glanced at the others, and most of them obviously didn't agree with it.

The operating non-costs of the flywheel platform are quite substantial.

The most important part is the copyright fee of the song.

They can lower the price, but they won't lower the copyright fee for the song.

This means that the loss of the platform is a foregone conclusion...

(End of this chapter)