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Gradually, Then Suddenly: The Pay TV Bundle Erodes
“How did you go bankrupt?” Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” —-Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises The Internet does one thing very well (among others). It destroys business models, particularly those long held by legacy media companies. Two years I … Continue reading
Posted in Broadband, Cable, Distribution, Innovation, Internet, Old Media, Television
Tagged audience, cable TV, HBO, Hollywood, internet, Netflix, networks, Pay TV, technology, TV
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What Taylor Swift Gets Right
Taylor Swift’s new album opened big last week and everyone is talking about how she pulled her music off Spotify. As usual most people are looking in the wrong direction. Many argue that the web and streaming services don’t pay … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Internet, Social Media
Tagged 1989, audience, digital advertising, digital tools, internet, music industry, social media, Spotify, Taylor Swift
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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
The Audience Fund for Indie Film
“If you’re gonna make it, LEARN HOW TO SELL IT!” Bob Lefsetz Platforms, like Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, VHX, Vimeo, Tugg and YouTube are designed for indies who are prepared to reach their audience through “direct distribution”. It is not the responsibility … Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Distribution, Independent Film, Innovation, Social Media
Tagged Amanda Palmer, Andrew Weissman, audience, Bob Lefsetz, Caitlin Boyle, crowdfunding, digital tools, filmmakers, independent film, internet, James Swirsky, John Borthwick, Jonathan Reiss, Kickstarter, Lisanne Pajot, Marc Schiller, Sheri Candler, social media, VHX, Vimeo
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The More Films, The Better
Just before the Sundance Film Festival opened last week, Manohla Dargis started a conversation about independent film with her piece As Indies Explode, an Appeal for Sanity. Dargis bemoans the fact that the NY Times reviewed 900 films during 2013. … Continue reading