Long movies, producer credits and price-fixing

John and Craig discuss the Apple ebook price-fixing lawsuit and its lessons for Hollywood, before segueing to the new credits system for producers. Then: Have movies gotten too long, and would making them shorter really save money? T-shirts. If you ordered one, you should probably have it by now. So if it’s not in your hands, email Stuart at [email protected] to investigate. There was confusion about the Golden Ticket. If you got a card saying, “This is the Golden Ticket!” then you have the Golden Ticket. If not, you just have a lovely card with your shirt. There will probably be a standby line for the Live 100th episode on July 25th in Hollywood. Follow @johnaugust or @clmazin on Twitter for details. LINKS: TidBITS on the Apple eBooks price fixing suit, and Fortune‘s article on the same The New York Times on the PGA’s new mark, and the PGA on what it is and how you get it Why are Hollywood movies so long? Velib bike sharing in Paris Tesla battery swap is worth watching Send us a link to your downloadable Scriptnotes outro Outro by Scriptnotes listener Matthew Chilelli You can download the episode here: AAC. UPDATE 7-19-13: The transcript of this episode can be found here.The post Long movies, producer credits and price-fixing first appeared on John August.