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Brian Newman

In a free world, how can we make content pay?

10-Sep-2009
There are better ways to deal with the threat from free content than clinging to an antiquated business model. Brian Newman has some suggestions for the film industry.

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1Iron Man 3 ($89.3m)
2Star Trek Into Darkness ($31.7m)
3So Young ($23m)
4The Croods ($12.2m)
5Oblivion ($11.8m)
6Les Profs ($3.9m)
7Olympus Has Fallen ($3.8m)
8Evil Dead ($3.54m)
9Go Goa Gone ($3.52m)
10Scary Movie 5 ($3m)

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