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(CBS.MW) -- Barry Diller, chairman and CEO of InterActiveCorp, said Tuesday that there would be an explosion in broadband that will come "faster than anybody's predicted." Judging by Diller's comments, the Internet world can expect Diller and his online commerce company to continue to seek acquisitions. Diller said that the transformation to a broadband culture "won't replace" the print publishing business but that the onus will be on publishers to adjust to the new world. Whether publishers can deal with the broadband revolution "depends on what print does." Diller, who's run companies ranging from Fox to QVC, said he believes InterActiveCorp can respond well to what the future may hold. He said he likes the Internet business because he's able to make a difference in its early stages: "The Internet is a wonderful free business. I'm fascinated by that." While Diller will probably continue to acquire Internet properties, don't look for him to return to Hollywood anytime soon. "Hollywood is a pain," he said during a discussion at the American Magazine Conference near Palm Springs, Calif., attended by about 500 magazine industry professionals. "Films cost such a disgusting amount of money," he said. He also called the big marketing budgets for movies "stupid." He said "the film business is so overgeared with bells and whistles and t-shirts from sequels." By contrast, he said, the Internet business is "at its very beginning. Every day, you make up new things and find new ways to get into trouble." Diller said he didn't like being called a "visionary" as much as he detests the expression "e-commerce." He called both descriptions "pretentious." Smiling, Diller said, "I never saw around no corner. I only know how to bounce off the walls and make mistakes." He said he responds to his "instincts and curiosity" when making business decisions. Kind words for Murdoch, Bronfman Diller, who not long ago ran the U.S. entertainment businesses owned by Vivendi Universal, said the media has occasionally treated Edgar Bronfman Jr., his former business partner, unfairly. Diller said Bronfman is a "smart, bright, decent gentleman," noting that Bronfman has "had horrible press" and adding that "his background invites it." Diller also suggested that consolidation in all forms of the media industry will continue relentlessly. It's "inevitable" that companies will acquire one another to obtain growth and increased forms of distribution. "It's ridiculous to be against it," he said. In addition, Diller had high praise for Rupert Murdoch, The News Corp. chairman is "the only one who's really got it right in a clear and everlasting way," Diller said, referring to Murdoch's grasp of the global media industry. Murdoch is "a true internationalist," Diller said. Every other executive is "an exporter, a colonialist. He understands the power of distribution of all forms of the media worldwide." Jon Friedman is media editor for CBS.MarketWatch.com in New York.   Veè informacij:  http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/