Thread: Can e-Publishing Overcome Copyright Concerns?
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Old 06-03-2008, 07:17 AM   #154
tompe
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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan View Post
"Making money is easy... if all you want to do is to make money."
-Citizen Kane

"If I just wanted to make money, I'd have a day job. Oh, yeah... I do."
-Steve Jordan

We're discussing one of the only tools available to protect people's intellectual property, their source of income. If we're not talking about money, there's little point talking about copyright. Copyright and making money, therefore, go hand-in-hand.

How many non-copywritten works are earning someone money?

How many alternatives to making money is e-publishing creating?
I think you totally missed my point.

You are formulating your view so it seems that you prefer to earn 1000 money units and having no person reading your books without paying for it to earning 1000000 money units and having 10% of the people reading your books not paying for it.
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