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Saturday, August 12, 2000 405: The Movie  A lot of suits are salivating over broadband, mistaking it for the return of the broadcast bandwagon they know and love so well. But I keep thinking that when there's enough available bandwidth for "video-on-demand" to become a reality, it ain't gonna be "Die Hard" and "Pretty Woman" we're grabbing off the net, but rather little gems like this one. Artists taking over both the means of production and the distribution channels. This is exciting stuff. See also the hit on BADCOP, below. If Blair Witch spooked Hollywood, these first dinosaur-egg-eating-mammals ought to scare the living crap out of them. Good. The audience is not only listening, a la the THX ads, it's now calling the shots. 4:38 PM | link | 
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