The document discusses the conflict between Hollywood studios and the rise of peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing over the internet. It argues that the studios, as oligopolistic firms, want to protect their existing business model of strict release windows. However, P2P file sharing enables a new paradigm that could benefit consumers and creators by making content more accessible and allowing new forms of monetization, if legal digital distribution were embraced. The document advocates for decentralized digital distribution models that harness P2P technology rather than trying to "fix the internet" to prop up the existing centralized system.