Awww, poor music industry, too bad you priced yourself right out of the business. CDs are dead. Digital music is the future, and you cannot stop everyone from illegal downloads. And this spills into computer programs too. Out of everyone who has photoshop in the cafes, how many actually shelled out the 700 bucks for it? No one, thats who. No one would have started pirating had the music industry not made ridiculous prices.
CubsFan7724 wrote:Awww, poor music industry, too bad you priced yourself right out of the business. CDs are dead. Digital music is the future, and you cannot stop everyone from illegal downloads. And this spills into computer programs too. Out of everyone who has photoshop in the cafes, how many actually shelled out the 700 bucks for it? No one, thats who. No one would have started pirating had the music industry not made ridiculous prices.
That all doesn't make it not illegal. This isn't to say I haven't done it, but you're over rationalizing here. For example, if CD's cost $10 and illegal music is still free, people still wouldn't say "ok $10 is a fair price so I'll pay it instead of getting it free illegally."
The FBI found more than $50 million in music and movies on Dhaliwal's computer.
Good grief.....$50 million....
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Well it looks like internet pirating is getting harder and harder to do safely. Finally they're doing something. I think they let it get too out of control though.
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