Hollywood Movie Studios Hit Back in DVD War

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shruthi of AL 4:59AM April 09, 2009

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Brad of TX 11:13AM April 08, 2009

If DRM becomes illegal, total investment in original content will fall significantly. If price controls are imposed, it will collapse. It takes about five minutes of thoughts and a basic understanding of accounting and economics to recognize this. The current funding environment will only have increased the sensitivity of content investment to rewvenue uncertainty.
I am not saying that we should noy ban DRM. But if we do, we need to understand that the media available to us will not resemble the choice we have today... not even close. Consumers of "long-tail" content will suffer most (including me :-( ).

someanalyst 10:34AM April 08, 2009