I think it's "irresponsible" that in 2012 we still have a "spot" for entertainers and artists to make a living. That's nonsense. By progressing from horse to car, a lot of horse-related jobs declined. But literally an entirely new paradigm of societal structure emerged, arguably, for the better overall (Just an illustration, I know it's rough but bear with me). Maybe if Hollywood collapses many Hollywood folks will suffer, and I understand that pain. But an open Internet acts as a stage beyond any geographical limits and can create, again, an entirely new open frontier for artists and entertainers all over the planet...and the necessary staffs and execs for them individually.

Hollywood doesn't support the Internet. Even the "young execs" who "get it" and "embrace" the thing they supported the censorship of only support it in the sense of trying to build walled gardens to preserve their last chance of money-grabbing. That's it. They support the Internet that helps them, but if something happens to zig where they want to zag, well...we know their reactions by now. 1 Don't be fooled. The article is fair and good, but the arguments inside are empty at best. Fuck Hollywood.