By Jonathan Handel
Content and technology are locked in a struggle whose outcome may determine the future of the entertainment industry. The problem is this: Content is becoming a commodity. In contrast, although distribution used to be the exclusive province of Hollywood - movie theaters, television networks, home video, among others - this is no longer true. Instead, new distribution technologies have arisen, and the ascendancy of those technologies has...
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