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Originally Posted by Alan
Of course, why would somebody pay for something they could easily get for free. And so music is being copied without permission of the copyright holders and rips the music industry of a lot of revenue. So you prove exactly my point: There has to be some kind of protection against (widespread) copyright infringements.
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You totally missed the point. The point was that the music industri is moving towards DRM free music because they make more money that way.
You want to pay because you want to support the people that have produced something you like so they will produce more things.
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We might not like DRM (I do not). It might have some serious flaws in it (especially if the publisher is not available anymore and we got a new ereader). But I cannot see any alternative.
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That is really not an argument. There have been a lot of alternative mentioned here that probably would work.