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Re: Simple way to avoid copyright issues said by IowaCowboy:If it's copyrighted, pay for it and download it from a legitimate source such as iTunes or Netflix.
Illegal downloading is a high tech form of shoplifting as it is similar to shoplifting a CD or DVD at Best Buy or Target. Downloading illegally is basically theft in my book.
But what if it's not avail. on said sites? |
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kudos:5 | said by seamore:said by IowaCowboy:If it's copyrighted, pay for it and download it from a legitimate source such as iTunes or Netflix.
Illegal downloading is a high tech form of shoplifting as it is similar to shoplifting a CD or DVD at Best Buy or Target. Downloading illegally is basically theft in my book.
But what if it's not avail. on said sites? Listen to or watch something else??
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| said by Linklist:said by seamore:said by IowaCowboy:If it's copyrighted, pay for it and download it from a legitimate source such as iTunes or Netflix.
Illegal downloading is a high tech form of shoplifting as it is similar to shoplifting a CD or DVD at Best Buy or Target. Downloading illegally is basically theft in my book.
But what if it's not avail. on said sites? Listen to or watch something else?? yea, OK |
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so helpful. |
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Kamus
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said by Linklist:Listen to or watch something else??
Be careful what you wish for...
This is exactly the kind of thing that should scare the shit out of the MPAA and RIAA. |
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Mount Airy, MD | said by Kamus:said by Linklist:Listen to or watch something else??
Be careful what you wish for... This is exactly the kind of thing that should scare the shit out of the MPAA and RIAA. I agree with you. Most people who pirate stuff would not be buying the content legitimately to begin with. Even if this system "worked," it won't result in significant numbers of people buying content... so who will the content industry blame next for faltering sales?
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Then you aren't going to have a problem from the MPAA/RIAA. No one is going to bother to enforce copyright in a market they aren't engaged in.
Meanwhile people want this stuff for a reason. If you are enjoying it, you should pay for it, support the artists, actors and companies that are putting it together. |
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Camden, TN | reply to seamore
said by seamore:said by IowaCowboy:If it's copyrighted, pay for it and download it from a legitimate source such as iTunes or Netflix.
Illegal downloading is a high tech form of shoplifting as it is similar to shoplifting a CD or DVD at Best Buy or Target. Downloading illegally is basically theft in my book.
But what if it's not avail. on said sites? too bad. |
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BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | reply to pnh102
said by pnh102:Most people who pirate stuff would not be buying the content legitimately to begin with. That's not true and you're just stereotyping people. |
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kudos:9 | said by BF69:said by pnh102:Most people who pirate stuff would not be buying the content legitimately to begin with. That's not true and you're just stereotyping people. Can anybody cite studies on this, demonstrating that one, or the other is true?
I personally know someone who would pirate music as a "try-before-buy" exercise. After listening, they deleted. Then either bought, if they liked it, or not. Probably not typical, but absent any study, how do we know what is typical?
I pirated anime back in the day, because NA releases were few. Now damned near every anime show finds its way here, so piracy is more trouble than it's worth.
OTOH, I have contributed to the decline in RIAA member's revenues; just not through piracy. I only have a limited amount of money to spend on music, and I switched from domestic production to offshore. The soundtrack recording from, 吸血姫美夕 (Vampire Miyu, cost twice what the soundtrack recording of, Buffy the Vampire Slayer cost. But given the choice between two RIAA music albums and one Japanese album, I chose to stick it to the RIAA.
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Camden, TN | said by NormanS:said by BF69:said by pnh102:Most people who pirate stuff would not be buying the content legitimately to begin with. That's not true and you're just stereotyping people. Can anybody cite studies on this, demonstrating that one, or the other is true? If the content owners would change it's way of doing business I'm sure they can increase sales and reduce piracy. It was proven that Netflix was reducing piracy then the content owners decided it was good idea to try to kill Netflix and Redbox. |
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Mount Airy, MD | reply to NormanS
said by NormanS:Can anybody cite studies on this, demonstrating that one, or the other is true? I agree that my post is reasoned speculation, but I certainly do not buy for a second the content industry's claim that every instance of piracy is equal to a lost sale.
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kudos:9 | said by pnh102:said by NormanS:Can anybody cite studies on this, demonstrating that one, or the other is true? I agree that my post is reasoned speculation, but I certainly do not buy for a second the content industry's claim that every instance of piracy is equal to a lost sale. Nor is every lost sale due to piracy.
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said by BF69:said by seamore:said by IowaCowboy:If it's copyrighted, pay for it and download it from a legitimate source such as iTunes or Netflix.
Illegal downloading is a high tech form of shoplifting as it is similar to shoplifting a CD or DVD at Best Buy or Target. Downloading illegally is basically theft in my book.
But what if it's not avail. on said sites? too bad. and that's exactly how it feel towards the RIAA/MPAA when i can not legally get a copy of something. Too bad for therm. |
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BF69Premium
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Camden, TN | reply to pnh102
said by pnh102:said by NormanS:Can anybody cite studies on this, demonstrating that one, or the other is true? I agree that my post is reasoned speculation, but I certainly do not buy for a second the content industry's claim that every instance of piracy is equal to a lost sale. I may never intend on paying $8 to see a movie at the local theater. So the theater isn't losing a sale by me sneaking in. That however doesn't give me the right to sneak in because I feel the price is too high and I don't want to pay it. |
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Camden, TN | reply to seamore
said by seamore:and that's exactly how it feel towards the RIAA/MPAA does it put the lotion on the skin too? |
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said by skeechan:Meanwhile people want this stuff for a reason. If you are enjoying it, you should pay for it, support the artists, actors and companies that are putting it together.
If the bands & actors had a DONATE (or an I FEEL REALLY BAD ABOUT PIRATING YOUR STUFF AND WANT TO GO LEGIT) button on their websites, I'd do that.
That said, I've never pirated. |
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You 'can' pay for 'on-Demand' or wait until it comes on Blu-Ray/DVD at the local RedBox.
There are legal alternatives. |
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Mount Airy, MD | reply to BF69
said by BF69:I may never intend on paying $8 to see a movie at the local theater. So the theater isn't losing a sale by me sneaking in. That's not what the content industry is arguing.
They are claiming that everyone who sneaks into the theater or otherwise watches the movie illegitimately would have paid the $11 ($8? Nice!) for a ticket to watch the movie, if there was simply enough incentive to do so.
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said by pnh102:said by Kamus:said by Linklist:Listen to or watch something else??
Be careful what you wish for... This is exactly the kind of thing that should scare the shit out of the MPAA and RIAA. I agree with you. Most people who pirate stuff would not be buying the content legitimately to begin with. Even if this system "worked," it won't result in significant numbers of people buying content... so who will the content industry blame next for faltering sales? I just recently downloaded an album to see if it was any good, few days later I paid for a lesser quality version of what I downloaded. /shrug |
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