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kcblack
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Beginning of the end and a new beginning....

finally an exec who may actually be earning his salary...

He's 200% right about the traditional broadcast model being obsolete. It will be at some point(hopefully soon) all about the pipes...

I also see that the data caps are going to be an issue too. Luckily I'm on 20/2 RCN right now and for all their other issues (P2P Bandwidth throttling and poor customer service/tech support) they haven't done bandwidth caps yet.

It also makes all this writers guild/strike crap a moot point. We've already seen the beginning of the breaking of the studio/writer/network stranglehold that has been the basis of the broadcast model.

Kevin
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"Because we’ve invested over $4 billion in building our MegaBand network so you can enjoy the internet the way it was intended to be – fast and uncapped." (RCN marketing Promo)
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Thespis
I'm not an actor, but I play one on TV.
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said by kcblack See Profile :

It also makes all this writers guild/strike crap a moot point. We've already seen the beginning of the breaking of the studio/writer/network stranglehold that has been the basis of the broadcast model.

Kevin
How so? This is simply about how content is distributed; not how it's produced. To produce a drama or comedy, you still need writers, directors, producers, actors, technicians and studios...
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