My Opinion, Young People Go To The

The American Public Tunes In Every Night Hoping To See Two People Screwing. Obviously, We Can't Give Them That But Let's Always Keep It In Mind.

Now Along Comes The Potential Creative Destruction Brought By A Different Distribution Methodology, The Internet.

It's Not That You Don't Want To Earn As Much Money As You Can - It Is Your Obligation, Of Course - But Companies Have Obligations Beyond That And They Certainly Have Obligations Beyond That At Certain Times, In The Times In Which They Operate. And They Also Certainly Ought To Know That Meeting And Beating Expectations Is Probably Yesterday's Game And It Will Be Increasingly So, Which Would Be By The Way Very Healthy For Companies. Running A Company That Meets And Beats Expectations, And That Runs Their Company Accordingly, Are Companies That I Would Question Why Anyone Would Invest In.

The Entertainment Business Hasn't Had A New Idea In Years.

I Absolutely Believe The Internet Is Passing From Its Free Days Into A Paid System. Inevitably, I Promise You, It Will Be Paid.