Both chose to use a less academically respected, but more accessible medium for distribution of their science Sagan through television, and Galileo in Italian instead of the academic language of Latin.
The Colour of Pomegranates, even in a re-edited form designed to try and make it more accessible, was refused overseas distribution with pirate copies only emerging abroad once the director was in jail and the bid to free him from his prison had become a cause for the international film community.
HaaS is also a result of the recent flood of innovation released by the lowered barriers for building hardware: cheaper components, easier prototyping, more accessible contract manufacturers, newer distribution channels and hardware-friendly investors.
To our mind, one of the best things about technology is that with a little inspiration, it empowers anyone to create by making the tools of production and distribution more accessible.
In addition, he said the roads to the project make it "as accessible, if not more accessible," as an East Coast distribution hub than the more northerly interchanges.
Bloomberg owns TradeBook ECN. Bill Bolster, president of CNBC, said: "Over the past ten years CNBC has helped make the financial markets more accessible to investors through the widespread distribution of financial information.
"We've had to convince the marketplace that this is a massive distribution opportunity, one that's more accessible than traditional retail," Arnold says.
Part of what makes this nimble approach to creativity possible is the fact that tools and distribution methods have never been more accessible.
Now that online video distribution and social media marketing make content more accessible than ever before, we are likely to see more content makers following Sesame Street's lead and creating their own holistic website experience, in addition to their YouTube channel.
The proliferation of tools to make music more accessible and easier to produce and the methods of online distribution have fractured the industry.
