really? stealing implies that you *take* something from someone, if i
download an mp3 of thriller, does michael jackson spend an hour digging
through his record collection trying to find the copy that i "stole"
from him?
intellectual property is a broken concept.
c wrote:
quoted 33 lines i guess stealing would be a more appropiate term.
>i guess stealing would be a more appropiate term.
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>>I'd like to point out that "pirating" is the term the RIAA/music biz has given to file
>>sharing/downloading. Previously "pirating" was the unlicensed manufacture of hit records
>>for retail - like someone in South America copying Michael Jackson records and importing
>>them cheaply into the US. Now RIAA is trying to brand fans/consumers as pirates which is
>>wrong by definition and just plain stupid as a strategy. - CT
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>>John Reading wrote:
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>>>>I'd like to see a show of hands of people that don't priate on this
>>>>list.
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