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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Movie Piracy: Surprising Tips from a Hollywood Insider
My recent post, The Movie Studios: Blinded by Piracy, generated many public and private comments. One very smart one came in an email from a highly placed executive within the movie and television business. He has allowed me to quote … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Innovation
Tagged digital tools, Hollywood, innovation, internet, mass media, networks, piracy
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The Movie Studios: Blinded by Piracy
When a bull enters the ring, the matador pulls out a red cape and waves it in front of his eyes. Predictably the bull goes mad and charges toward the cape. He leaves all his better instincts behind. We all … Continue reading
Indie Film needs an Open Internet
Recently I watched the new movie IN YOUR EYES on my large screen TV in HD. I paid $5 to rent it from Vimeo and stream it on my Apple TV. The movie was very good and the experience was … Continue reading
How Cable TV Invented Crowd Funding
We assume that crowd funding first appeared when Kickstarter launched five years ago. We may be wrong. You see, the cable television business invented crowd funding a long time ago, when they created the basic cable bundle. The basic cable … Continue reading
Posted in Cable, Distribution, Innovation, Uncategorized
Tagged cable TV, consumers, crowdfunding, innovation, Kickstarter, mass media, networks, sports, TV
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Pay by the Size of the Screen? Not Likely
This was recently reported by Variety. “DreamWorks Animation chief Jeffrey Katzenberg thinks the windowing model of feature films will become a “pay by the inch you watch.” During the Entrepreneurial Leadership in the Corporate World panel at the Milken Global … Continue reading
Posted in Distribution, Hollywood, Internet
Tagged Hollywood, innovation, internet, Jeffrey Katzenberg, mass media, movie theaters, Netflix, networks, user experience
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