V.O.D. seems poised to emerge and major studios, cable outlets, and start-ups are rushing in. Is there anything that filmmakers can do to shape this process, or are we left to the forces of technology and the marketplace? Will VCRs and DVDs become obsolete as studios and smaller distributors make libraries available on the Web and through television? What are the hurdles and what are the drawbacks? What is the current status of this technology, and where will we be a year from now?
Credits
| Ken Rutkowski
Panelist | Curt Marvis
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| Chris Dorr
Panelist | Rich Lappenbusch
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| Chris Lutz
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