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No one person or entity, standing at the precipice of launching a new production, product, technology, or idea, knows for sure what the outcome is going to be. In today’s universe of rapid currency, it is either going to fly or flop. Publicizing and flaunting something as “new” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s good or it’s better or it’s innovative. In fact, when something “new” is introduced, in many instances, it may not be for everyone. More than likely, the ones who first adapt to and accept it are going to be those who see the value and the potential benefits from the get-go. - See more at: http://www.aspectsofentertainment.com/will-the-new-be-accepted/#sthash.b...