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Old 03-27-2011, 10:09 AM   #102
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If you ask people whether they'd like to be able to take whatever they want free of charge, or if they want to pay for it, my suspicion is that the majority of people are going to say that they'd prefer to get it free. But that's a very short-sighted attitude: it will only work if honest people buy the content to make it worth while producing so that the illegal downloaders CAN get it for free.
That is how it has always worked in the past, what makes you think it won't in the future? There has always been people getting some or all of their media for free. The only thing the internet brought to the party was the ability to monitor how many times something is copied.

Remember home taping is killing the music industry? Or how VCRs were going to destroy the film industry? Guess what ...
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