And that's it in a nutshell. The real products -- movies and music -- aren't broken. But the old ways of doing things die hard, and that has lead to a massive disconnect between the purveyors of these wares and their customers. Help from Washington won't give people what they now expect -- and would probably pay for -- in their digital entertainment. That's something a savvy marketer such as Eisner, who has made a nice living giving folks what they want, should know.

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There isn't a "Boy's Club" where we get together to plot our world domination. But women always talk about the Boy's Club as if it existed. Heh.

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