TODAY I have a
story in Salon looking at the golden age of cable TV post-
Sopranos, and contrasting this with the economic/technological forces in the culture right now.

And I ask: If HBO, or AMC, can find a profitable
quality niche -- and stay in business -- can a jazz club? A book publisher? Theater company? I also look at the world of indie rock labels.
I speak to the authors of two new books, Brett Martin, of television chronicle
Difficult Men, and producer Lynda Obst, of
Sleepless in Hollywood.
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