Alternatives to Collective Management Scott Martin

I want YOU

I want YOU to compulsory license!

Legalize it, tax it.  who will pay the compulsory license?  is any country going to tax consumers to support the business model of off-shore commercial pirates?  compulsory licenses will not provide a stream of revenue sufficient to produce & distribute films. One argument for Compulsory Licenses: Compulsory licenses are a solution to piracy. Arguments against: …not the pirates…not the ISPs…consumers?

COMPULSORY LICENSE

I want YOU

I want YOU to explore tech solutions!

Paramount Digital Distribution has DEALS WITH THAN 200 DIGITAL SERVICES 750+ FILMS / 50+ COUNTRIES / 25+ LANGUAGES and adding more content, choices, options daily

But are current digital offerings simple & consumer friendly? Not really. And that is not good for anyone.

Electronic Sell-Through as it exists today Silos limit consumer options to a single retailer and a single playback device when purchasing content. Digital services’ proprietary formats hinder consumer adoption. Constraints of closed systems lower consumer’s perceived value of purchasing or renting digital copies.

if hard goods were like digital goods… Imagine

a transparent digital ecosystem Imagine instead…

Imagine

Ultra what ??

a transparent digital ecosystem RRetailer Retailer Service Watch on TVWatch on portable deviceWatch on PC Imagine instead…  Buy UVVU from any retailer  Access UVVU stream from any UVVU service  Play UVVU on any UVVU device  Stream UVVU on any UVVU device  Share UVVU with household members Multiple devices seamlessly connected through the cloud

UltraViolet ™ Members a partial list This is collective licensing at its best.

Compulsory licenses are no solution for feature films. Voluntary collective approaches which use digital secure technology to meet consumer needs are a solution. CONCLUSION …

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