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Monthly Archives: February 2014
The Denial at the Heart of Indie Film
It is almost a cliché it is so true. The Internet changes every part of the media world. No media creator or company escapes from this reality. There are two groups of people within this world. Those who deny the … Continue reading
Posted in Distribution, Independent Film, Innovation
Tagged digital tools, Filmmaker Magazine, filmmakers, independent film, internet, Scott Macaulay, social media
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When TV Viewers Get Control
Netflix released the second season of the House of Cards Friday February 14, 2014. All thirteen episodes were immediately available. My wife and I viewed 5 of them in one afternoon. We plan to complete the season within the next … Continue reading
Posted in Cable, Distribution, Hollywood, Innovation, Uncategorized
Tagged consumers, digital tools, HBO, Hollywood, House of Cards, innovation, internet, networks, True Detective, user experience
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We Own Our Own Copyrights
The simplest distinction often tells us all we need to know. In the music and film worlds there are artists who own the copyrights to their work and those who do not. The music industry just honored Paul McGuiness, the … Continue reading