Will DVD acquittal mean tougher copyright laws?

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That's what the MPAA is worried about

I don't think the actors really pay attention to that sort of stuff. The MPAA however sure does. In fact I bet that has them just shaking in thier boots.

If computer animation and voice gets easy enough to do then anyone artistic individual with a good computer could create TV mini-series that are downloadable for fee or for free or however. What happens when networks television is being ingnored for the latest Joe Artist web accessable creation being released weekly. How about the next Starwars being released on the net where Movie studios don't get a single penny. What if all this cost fractions of the cost of the Corporate TV and Movies and money is spent on that instead of the big movies and TV programs.

I MPAA isn't stupid, they know very well that thier product right now competes with Corporate Music and Video games. If they have to compete with independents too that cuts into profits. It's good for the consumer but bad for the second rate movies you see in video stores. The big name released movies will still be viable but the B movies market for the MPAA memebers could be hurt.

Posted by: voska   Posted on: 12/30/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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