Thread: E-reads and Curtis Agency Declare War on Piracy
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Old 09-02-2011, 05:24 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by molman View Post
You don't have to consume said book/song/tv show etc. It is in many ways a luxury item. If you can't afford that $100 novella don't read it. If you breach someone’s copyright (I really don't like the word pirate, it is so loaded now), then just accept that you are breaking the law in most countries and depriving the people who hold the legal rights due compensation...
Thay maybe so, but I have no sympathy for people who deliberately restrict their audience to a tiny minority of rich people. If they have no interest in selling it to a mainstream audience I don't see anything wrong with the audience making their own arrangements.
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