Thanks, as someone outside the media producing business, I found this very interesting to read.

I often like to think that we don't really need big budget productions; sure, they're fun but they are stifling our culture with marketing, big name actors, risk/controversy-free scripts.

Distribution is the other big problem. The internet has changed/balanced things and it looks like DRM is just attempts to curb that.

My sincere questions for you:

In the end, do you consider DRM good for you?

Also, aren't you afraid that if we keep going like this, with DRM embedded in our OSes and processors (with no alternatives), we will soon reach a point of no return? I'm talking App-Store like distribution, where they get 30% and handle everything for you, even what you're allowed to say.