Thread: Paul Cornell blogs about ebooks and piracy
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Old 12-23-2010, 02:02 PM   #18
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We've had music piracy for over 50 years now, I don't see any great reduction in the number of teenagers taking up a guitar and forming new bands.

It always amuses me when I read about all these nasty pirate sites making millions of pounds from free downloads and taking food out of the mouths of creators. If they can make millions from free content why is it beyond the capability of creators to do the same?
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