I think it's going to be the same, but not quite as dramatic, because it costs a little more to put together a movie. One of the most exciting things that's happening is that it's not just about the distribution of traditional movies and traditional music. It's about competition from average people, from college kids, from artists who no longer want to be a part of the studio production system. That is going to happen with video as well as with music. I want to shift gears to privacy issues.
Consumers can expect a lot more if they just get off their butts and demand it.
This has been a real disappointment to me. When you go to a Website, you can demand more. If three people do that, obviously nothing happens, you need a lot of consumers to make noise. Given disclosure, you have the right to go elsewhere, and if enough people go elsewhere, the company will change. So disclosure is a first step, and now people need to start paying attention to what's disclosed.