Can Jack Valenti's successor, Dan Glickman, lead the battle against piracy of movies? BY JOSHUA CHAFFIN
When Dan Glickman was named head of the Motion Picture Association of America last year, the most glamorous lobbying post in Washington, he cited his experience running the Department of Agriculture as a prime credential for his new job.
Serving as the public salesman for American beef may have grounded Glickman in the complexities of international trade. Yet it can scarcely have prepared him for the raging bulls of Hollywood's biggest film studios. It is not yet clear whether Glickman, a mild-mannered Midwesterner, will tame his new bosses or be trampled by them. …