Benefits of Piracy
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Benefits of Piracy
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Despite piracy being undoubtedly a crime, there are situations when it might actually be helpful to the ones being "robbed" of their property. In cases of media, that are still quite expensive could giving them for free result in a growth of customers and thus eventually raise the profit. Unfortunately, only small companies are willing to take this leap of faith in people, while the big ones keep on pursuing the standard policies.
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The amout of music in the world is so big that the actual percentage of songs a potential listener is able to get to, is...
we want them not to be), there is no other way than just to lift ourselves from the chair we're sitting on and instead of watching live performances on youtube just go out and see one with our own eyes. After all, it's called "live" for a reason. Jakub Brych Sources of information: The Comics Alliance, Neil Gaiman on internet piracy: "It's people lending books!" http://comicsalliance.com/neil-gaiman-piracy-lending-books/ 19.12. 2013 The Institute for Policy Innovation, The true cost of sound recording piracy to the U.S. economy, http://www.ipi.org/ipi_issues/detail/the-true-cost-of-sound-recording-piracy-to-the-us-economy 19.12. 2013 International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Statistics, http://ifpi.org/content/section_statistics/index.html 19.12. 2013
we want them not to be), there is no other way than just to lift ourselves from the chair we're sitting on and instead of watching live performances on youtube just go out and see one with our own eyes. After all, it's called "live" for a reason. Jakub Brych Sources of information: The Comics Alliance, Neil Gaiman on internet piracy: "It's people lending books!" http://comicsalliance.com/neil-gaiman-piracy-lending-books/ 19.12. 2013 The Institute for Policy Innovation, The true cost of sound recording piracy to the U.S. economy, http://www.ipi.org/ipi_issues/detail/the-true-cost-of-sound-recording-piracy-to-the-us-economy 19.12. 2013 International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, Statistics, http://ifpi.org/content/section_statistics/index.html 19.12. 2013
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