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"Again, it's like the music industry. People decided they liked the convenience of mp3's available all the time even though the sound quality is "
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Yup. But there are still audiophiles out there paying for high-tech analog stereo equipment, music festivals are still going hard, and otherwise
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The music industry seems to have found ways to make experience matter -- far better than the movie industry anyway. Same with video games.
I'm worried about the future of local and indie music (which is another topic entirely), but what I can't understand -- and don't know enough about to figure out -- is why the movie industry seems plagued by this problem more than other sectors of the entertainment industry.
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