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Old 01-29-2011, 08:49 PM   #107
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Cheap (as in, most people agree this is a reasonable price), accessible, convenient content is a big part of it.
It's already been established that such material is still pirated.

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I don't know what answers will be discovered.
That's why I've proposed one that is perfectly feasible and workable. (You're welcome!)

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The fingerprint method? WILL NOT WORK. Not because "people won't put up with it"--as you mentioned, a lot of people will put up with a lot of ridiculous "security" measures. But a portion of the people won't put up with it, and such things can only work if *all* content has to go through them.
Exactly. All hardware and software vendors must adapt the system for it to work. But that is not an impossible requirement, any more than it has been impossible to get all vendors together on any other hardware or software standard. It just takes agreement that it is the best way to progress the industry... versus doing nothing, and allowing piracy to prevent the industry from ever being profitable.
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