On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 7:33 PM, Kevin M. <[email protected]> wrote:

> A new DVD is scheduled for release from the Carson estate featuring
> two episodes from 1972.
>
> http://www.johnnycarson.com/category-s/1820.htm
>
> While I wish someone would buy the DVD for me, this represents an
> outdated business model, and I wish someone from Carson's missile silo
> would reach out to me for help. They could be making a killing with
> digital downloads. Imagine .99 to download an episode, or $20 a month
> for 30 episodes, or $200 a year, etc. They have thousands of hours of
> video in the silo. They could be making a killing. Or how about
> Netflix. Every month, 20 new episodes appear on Netflix. There are
> limitless options with streaming and digital downloads or even a
> mobile app, but they are going with a DVD with only two episodes on
> it?
>
> I really wish they'd call me. I have ideas. And I now live close to the
> silo.


Did they actually call you?

http://news.yahoo.com/carsons-tonight-highlights-now-available-online-122001128.html

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For the first time, content from "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson"
is available for digital download. Starting Tuesday, two volumes of
material from the King of Late Night can be purchased from the iTunes
store. A compilation edition (priced at $14.99) includes highlights... A
second volume ($19.99) features 16 "Tonight" episodes with some of Carson's
favorite guests... Roughly half the material has never been available
before in any form of home video,

"Sotzing, a former "Tonight" producer (and Carson's nephew), drew on past
experience assembling the "Tonight" anniversary shows in culling material
for the new releases....And there's plenty more to come. His dream: to put
every show online for instant download. It's an achievable goal, he said,
though a slew of legal clearances remain before it can happen. Meanwhile,
visitors to iTunes can expect to find the current Carson content
supplemented by more "Tonight" clips as often as each month, Sotzing said.
"We just want to see how much demand there is for these first releases," he
said."

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