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Originally Posted by DamianJ
From now on, the Lee Daniels? ("Precious") and Kathryn Bigelow?s ("The Hurt Locker") of tomorrow will be able to bypass traditional gatekeepers and monetize their hard work and creativity using only an HD camera, a fast laptop and a decent Internet connection.
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Originally Posted by DamianJ
I didn't mention hurt locker.
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Are you reading the material you are posting ?
The point about the Beatle was not that it was done by the Beatles but that it was produced by a studio system that concentrated skills absent from someone working on their own. It could have been a Cream album , a Dire Straights or Santana Album, or Bierut.
I did not say a good editor could make a good film, I said he could edit, a skill that is possessed by humans not computers.
As you agreed that there is nothing to stop google undermining attempts to get people to pay per view and other methods do not exist, you should be able to understand why the film studios and trade unions are worried by wholesale and industrial scale piracy.
If you want to stop bad laws that will curtail Internet freedom, finding a way of stopping piracy would be a good idea.