Thread: Argument in favor of DRM
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Old 10-23-2014, 02:37 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by webroot View Post
Lets us hypothesis a world where drm is non existent, then everything can be obtained for free is there a possibility for a new culture that wants everything for free and never likes to pays. I mean when nobody is paying why should the rest should pay? if you know what is culture!
There's no need to hypothesise. Online music is a world where DRM is (now) non existent and everything can be obtained for free (although there's no relationship between the use of DRM and the availability of things for free). Strangely enough, the Music Business is still in business, selling online music, and still making lots of money.

Make it convenient and reasonably priced, and people will buy rather than pirate.
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