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Playing the Game : The Economics of the Computer Game Industry From : Cambridge University PressThe entertainment industry is one of the largest sectors of the United States economy and fast becoming one of the most prominent globally as well . The cable channel devoted to biographies , news , and analysis on the entertainment industry has created an online information portal . Conservatives have argued that the entertainment industry has been corrupted by Jews , Mel Gibson has to fight his way to get his films produced , and all entertainers are dirty liberals with agendas . The poll also highlights the organization 's research that shows entertainment television is an intriguing factor in determining attitudes toward government . Illegal sales already account for 65 percent of CD sales in Mexico , and the entertainment industry is bracing for things to get much worse now that fast broadband connections have become more common , doubling to 61 percent of Web-enabled Mexicans in the last two years . Despite all the dramatic advancements that the mobile entertainment industry has made , there is a still one important ingredient it has not obtained : customers . Entertainment television is a business offering escapism across the board , answered Todd Flournoy , counsel and director of state legislative affairs for the Motion Picture Association of America . The facts of that " war " were set on screen in stark black and white , without any of the romance , any of the rosy glow put in the history texts , without any of the fluff our entertainment industry has built around Bonnie Prince Charlie , and the last rebellion of clan power in Scotland . An entertainment package is feasible if none of the tickets are for events on the same day , and all of the tickets coincide with nights the client is in town . If Maxine is listening tell her that the only agenda going on in the entertainment industry is making money on any possible audiences and that idea is not liberal or conservative but rather Capitalistic . The " Audience of One " describes the way in which the modern electronic entertainment industry is shaping up due to the proliferation of services that enable the consumption of content , independent of location . One point to consider is that as a network 's entertainment lineup becomes more successful , it raises the bar for how many viewers a news magazine must draw to maintain its place in the program lineup . While much of this is going on in sequestered labs managed by the university-corporate-government complex , the entertainment industry is the major way that most people are becoming aware of the ( rather crude , in some cases ) fruits of motion capture and anthropometry research .