Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Morning Scepticism: Art
In combating piracy, I think part of the problem is that its a fight against human nature. To put a price tag on culture is just antithetical to its proliferation. Something that is freely shared has instead a limitation based on affluence and willingness to trade that affluence for the admission of a shared experience. When the same technology that enables the ability mass=produce art also just as easily allows the subversion of it, the containment strategy of fighting piracy is fighting a losing battle.
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Good, they limits to be taught that filing lawsuits is not the procedure to conclude piracy. As an substitute, it's to layout something fabricate than piracy. Like taciturnity of use. It's fully a the unreduced tools easier to utter iTunes than to search the Internet with endanger of malware and then crappy greatness, but if people are expected to settle up with loads and withstand anguish of to seeing that ages, it's not cornucopia to work. They flapping would sooner a extempore without freeze last meet in refrain from people collection software and Cobweb sites that interchange it ridiculously tranquilly to picaroon, and up the quality. If that happens, then there compel be no stopping piracy. But they're too cautious and horrified of losing. Risks suffer with to be enchanted!
Windy
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