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From Wondering, this is Business Wars.

I'm David Brown.

Music I'm David Brown. It was January 2007, Park City, Utah.

Place was packed with independent filmmakers, hoping to find distributors at the Sundance Film Festival.

John Antioco, the CEO of Blockbuster,

peered out the windshield of his rented Cadillac Escalade at the ski chalais

stacked up the mountainside.

Antiocho was then in his late 50s,

with a wreath of salt and pepper hair and an aquiline nose that made him look like a short boxer

or a Roman emperor. He can't remember what he wore that Sunday afternoon, but he favored plain,

starched white shirts, open-necked with a blue blazer and slacks. His mood was confident, exultant even, but he didn't want to get too

far ahead of himself. The street was packed with impatient drivers and he was looking for a house

number. The escalates' wheels crunched slowly over the snow-packed streets.

Antioco didn't want to be late for his meeting, but he also didn't want to maim one of the

hipsters and designer boots and winter gear slipping and sliding alongside his car.

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