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Do You Agree with Barry Diller that "The Movie Business is Dead?" (Episode 134) NEW TECH ONLY

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First published at 02:07 UTC on July 12th, 2021.

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Former Paramount (1974-1984) and Fox (1984-1992) head Barry Diller discusses why he feels "the movie business is dead." He is partially correct, but does not frame it as well as he could. Plus, he misses the "elephant in the room:" the obsession with Diversity of the Wrong Kind.

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