Like the 4 blind men whom felt a part of the elephant and described it differently from the others, the writers strike leads people to different opinions about the future of the entertainment industry. Just 100 years ago, technology morphed still photographs into motion pictures and a new industry was born. Movie theaters were built and people hired to produce the films that would fill the movie house. TV came along as and became an alternative and more important form of entertainment. Today technology is morphing movies, TV, books, and information into the internet for delivery to consumers. And different talents will be needed. Writers will still be in the mix as they always have been. But new types of talent may become the most important. The new virtual entertainment center will be part movie house, movie set,TV set, PC, publisher, teacher and maybe even to some extent, writer. The writers union leadership made a mistake by striking. Their efforts should have focused on keeping what they have left and building for what could be had tomorrow.
- Home
- Columnists
- J. Christian Adams
Rule of Law - Ed Driscoll
EdDriscoll.com - Richard Fernandez
Belmont Club - Stephen Green
Vodkapundit - Victor Davis Hanson
Works and Days - Roger Kimball
Roger’s Rules - Andrew Klavan
Klavan on Culture - Michael Ledeen
Faster, Please! - Andrew McCarthy
Ordered Liberty - Ron Radosh
Ron Radosh - Claudia Rosett
The Rosett Report - Barry Rubin
Rubin Reports - Roger L. Simon
Roger L. Simon - Dr. Helen Smith
Dr. Helen - Spengler
David P. Goldman - Zombie
Zombie - Belladonna Rogers
Belladonna Rogers - Janine Turner
Janine Turner
- J. Christian Adams
- PJ Tatler
- PJ Lifestyle
- Instapundit
- PJTV
- PJ Institute
howard lohmuller
2008-01-18 06:28:13
MOST POPULAR
- Changing Minds in Crunch Time
by Roger L Simon - The Bernie Madoff of Information
by Andrew Klavan - 10 Reasons You Should Skip Traditional Publishers and Self-Publish Ebooks Instead
by Robert Bidinotto - This Ain't No Polish Joke
by Stephen Green - Lessons from Europe's Winners and Losers
by David P. Goldman - Climate Change: Why Do the Facts Fail to Convince?
by Tom Harris - 5 Great Pieces Of R-Rated Life Advice from the Movies
by John Hawkins - CNN Contributor Victim of 'SWATting' Incident
by Ed Driscoll - Madness in High Places
by Michael Ledeen - Thoughts on the Rhine
by Victor Davis Hanson
THE EDITORS @ PJM
- J. Christian AdamsLegal Editor
- Ed DriscollSan Jose
- Stephen GreenDenver
- Aaron HanscomLos Angeles
- Bridget JohnsonWashington D.C.
- Rick MoranChicago
- Bryan PrestonAustin
- Glenn Harlan ReynoldsTennessee
- Barry RubinMiddle East
- Roger L SimonHollywood
- David SteinbergNew York
- Dave SwindleLos Angeles
Home | About Us | Media | Advertising | Tips For PJM | Archive | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Contact Us
Copyright © 2005-2012 PJ Media All Rights Reserved. v1.27.2




