The kids are on drugs, the parents are on Facebook and the writers are on strike: the web will take over as the main-distributor of entertainment in whatever way. Old School Television is only good for taking out the best clips and putting them on YouTube by now.

Music Videos work best on the web by now. Shows like Chad Vader are out on DVD and there are quite a few more Webisodes worth watching. And there are so many short films and animations on the web already...

Another indicator: they will have the European premiere of "Heavy Metal in Baghdad", sort of a production by Vice Magazine, at the 58th Annual Berlin International Film Festival. It was out as a streaming video last year already.

Real Documentaries about real things will make Web-TV really interesting. Videoblogs about stuff that matters and not some nerd behind a desk talking to his wiener.

So, you can get good stuff produced and distributed on the web, but still be recognized by a mayor film festival. That's a good thing, I guess.