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Old 12-09-2007, 01:29 PM   #183
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Martin Kristiansen
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Good grief, what a thread, anyway.

I read recently that if you divided the number of downloads sold by i tunes by the number of i pods sold you get the number 24. I guess there could be a few i pods with a few bootlegs on board.

If the theory is correct that as more music gets pirated fewer talented people will enter the main stream music industry then we should see a dropping in creative and technical standards. We know that music is being pirated so are we seeing the drop in standards?

In this thread I see a lot of reference made to traditional copyright models being destined to fail in the digital era. It is suggested that new more appropriate and enlightened models should be utilized. I am in the dark though as to what these models might be. The only concrete suggestion I seem able to find is one whereby google adds will generate the income required for survival. I can hardly wait!!
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