Do you really think companies will have to be more legitimate? In what ways have "Hollywood accounting" or "music biz accounting" (by which I mean the practices

Do you really think companies will have to be more legitimate? In what ways have "Hollywood accounting" or "music biz accounting" (by which I mean the practices which lead to creative people being f*cked over by movie/record companies and earning next to nothing on their intellectual property in stark contrast to the companies) changed in the internet age? The big companies are still maintaining dominance. "1000 true fans" doesn't work for probably about 99 % of artists - it's a make-believe myth perpetuated by the people who want to believe in the power of the internet. Sure, it changed the music biz, but creative people didn't (in general, exceptions prove the rule) feel much difference. There is still no way to adequately pay creative people for what their IP is worth (and adequately pay "support staff" for what they're worth), not in writing, not in music, not in movies.