Two pieces of news coming out of California over the last 48 hours should put to rest any doubts about whether the rise of Internet TV, especially when combined with the impact of the Hollywood writers strike, has the power to upend the economic status quo of the entertainment industry. First came word on Monday that almost all of the major studios have scrapped development deals with dozens of writer/producers as the Writers Guild of America strike drags on.As reported in the Hollywood trade press, some of those terminated were high-profile scribes such as Josh Friedman, executive producer of "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," whose latest episode scored stellar ratings this past week.Yet most of those axed either had no ... [Read more]