An Amazon-published book, winning a prize, pisses the "traditional book industry" A Netflix-produced movie, winning a prize, pisses the "traditional movie indu

An Amazon-published book, winning a prize, pisses the "traditional book industry" A Netflix-produced movie, winning a prize, pisses the "traditional movie industry" In both case, these are syptoms of tectonic shifts in the way media, entertainment and art are produced and consumed. Both fights look like rearguard actions, although I am much more sympathetic to the bookstore fight (they are not the one who chose not to publish the book)