An inevitable result is that these dot-coms are growing increasingly serious about finding new ways to generate entertainment that is less like television and more geared to the Web.
And Robinson, trying to generate entertainment, treats a nuclear attack on the East Coast as if it were just another disaster, with little of the unique horror that such an event would unleash.
They're likely watching early entrants such as One Touch, a VR distribution company working on generating cinematic entertainment in VR.
With Mr Clinton acquitted in his impeachment trial, Ms Lewinsky's book and television interviews seem likely to generate public entertainment and fees for her, rather than cause any political or legal controversy.
The video games industry now challenges TV, film and music among traditional forms of entertainment, generating revenues of around $20bn a year in the US and nearly £4bn in the UK in 2009.
Broadband -- a high-capacity digital pipeline into American homes that would carry the Internet, cable television and a multitude of still-to-be-invented revenue-generating entertainment and information services -- was a defining concept in the merger of America Online and Time Warner.
The last major game in the series, Halo 2, set a record in 2004 for first-day sales of any entertainment product, generating more than $125 million in the United States in its first 24 hours.
He said the departure of the Nets would allow the Izod Center to book more entertainment acts, generating more revenue and ending a costly tug-of-war with the Prudential Center.
The government want you to think he does, because him existing is a means of generating income for the entertainment industry because Danny Howard is one of those DJs who ends up playing on bill after bill despite not being real.
