The Digital Home 20: You should own your music

In the first segment of this week's show, Don Reisinger and Wil Harris tackle EA, Google, and much more. After that, Don chats with Sharp Electronics about the HDTV market and why it thinks the future is LCD. Finally, Don talks it up about owning your own music -- why you should and why you don't.
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[donsms]

Right on Mr.Reisinger,most people`s thoughts exactly regarding the recording industry.They are just trying to keep the status quo for as long as they can.Where ya been as far as appearing on the new twitlive.tv with the godly one Mr. Leo Laporte?

[techmulticast]

I felt good Movies or great Games are produced by a team. The so call famous actors or movie directors do not guarantee quality movies. If a team is broken up, their individual impact or contribution might not be that forceful. In a new team, they might lack teamwork or chemistry. Hence we should identify, acknowledge or celebrate good game development or filming team. I propose that game development industry should not follow the current music and movie industry in term of producing the so call 'star' celebrities, who often let the so call 'stardom' affects their lives. We should celebrate star team. The respective team member can tag their 'old' team name if they decide to breakup and form a new team. It is understandable that artists would like to change environment, to try out new chemistry or collabration style. Since that might improve creativity or produce a new stunning products.