Thread: High Court orders British ISPs to block "The Pirate Bay"
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Old 03-19-2013, 01:10 PM   #597
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Originally Posted by Shaggy View Post
You and I would say there's nothing wrong with a content creator choosing to use alternative means of distribution if they wish. However, the entrenched distribution industry would strongly disagree. Piracy is just a red herring, eliminating competition is the real goal.
Rubbish.
If creators want to distribute their own content legally, they don't need to use places like ThePirateBay to do it.
Sticking to music, what %age of music content on TPB do you think is legally distributed by its owner?
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