Wait, you deplore walled gardens in one sentence, then call for the death of physical media in the next sentence? You should be careful what you wish for. The

Wait, you deplore walled gardens in one sentence, then call for the death of physical media in the next sentence? You should be careful what you wish for. The first sale doctrine may be your last and best defense against that walled garden. You're legally allowed to trade DVDs; you're even legally allowed to sell them on the used market; try that with your digital media. Many of Apple's most annoying policies re: movies and TV are dictated by the Hollywood corporations with whom one must deal if one wants to sell these things. You will probably find that the same forces apply to Netflix, and exactly how is Hulu not a walled garden?