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Originally Posted by taosaur
To me, this is the essence of the matter. Harping on filesharing and viewing it as lost income misses the forest for the trees. When content providers focus more on the DRM arms race than on the quality and accessibility of their product, they actively alienate people from their brand. The people seeking out your work on P2P networks like your work. They want it. Quit slapping their hands and focus on getting products in front of them that they're willing to pay for.
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Sorry, but that's a ridulous argument. It's like say "Stop punishing car thieves - the fact that they steal your cars mean that they
like them. Why don't you stop developing security systems and concentrate on making cheaper cars so that people will buy them rather than steal them?"
