Q&A: AICP's Miller   NEW YORK The Association of Independent
Commercial Producers will hold its 16th annual awards show on
Tuesday.  Matthew Miller, president and CEO of the AICP, talks
about the rise of user-generated content, the changing nature of
the relationship between agencies and production houses and
what's different about this year's show.  Q: What is the biggest
difference between recent shows and the AICP Awards in the past?
A: This [show] started as [a tribute to] the art and technique
of the American television commercial. The first year, we
defined a "commercial" as something on broadcast TV between
Super Bowls. A few years later, it was defined as something on
broadcast, cable or in theater. As we saw more work cropping up
on the Internet and various places, it was decided to throw the
doors open. We didn't ghettoize our nontraditional media. We
said, "Everything is open to everything." What we're seeing is a
true melding of the media being entered across the platforms and
across all our categ