Comments on: Strike-ortunity.

Steve Jobs should get cozy with striking writers.

[killmoms]

As much as I'd like to endorse you on this, I have to say out of personal self-interest I'd prefer this not happen... mainly because I'm employed at a major post-house. Already work for the spring season is drying up and the company is having to take "cost-saving measures." Which is to say, making me use my PTO and then take unpaid forced time off.

Let's just convince the networks to start giving the writers a fair cut and everybody just get back to work, eh? I'd prefer to not be evicted.

[Moeskido]

Concisely put, Mr. Lope. I am very much enjoying the slow progression of entertainment production and distribution away from those old, loathsome cigar-chewing gatekeepers. If I'm lucky, I'll live to see all of my entertainment and information available, á là carte.

If the networks and movie studios are determined to pander to the lowest part of the audience, I'd rather be elsewhere.

[Mr. Blister]

One step away? Try zero steps away. The new iMovie posts directly to YouTube. There's your complete end-to-end solution.

Oh wait, do you mean real content? Made by writers and actors and directors and stuff?