Los Angeles Times, April 29, 2008
By Jim Puzzanghera

Hollywood believes the Internet is the key to its future. But its constituents are again squabbling over how to get there.

As in the recent television writers strike, the major studios are at odds with some members of the creative community over digital distribution. This time it's about a public policy issue known as network neutrality.

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