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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3722428.stm[/URL]
Is there any real reason for this? They'll take one person out, but you can guarantee that another will come along and share files as normal...
> Who hasnt downloaded music, or watched pirated films??? i mean they
> cant sue all of us can they? I think its a "natural"
> payback for the ridiculous high prices the music industry charges.
It's BECAUSE of the increasing file-sharing that they've jacked up the prices. It's just a case of the scales tipping further and further.
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> It's BECAUSE of the increasing file-sharing that they've jacked up
> the prices.
Yes file-sharing was bad when the White Album first came out. :S
But then the other lot are simply because I know the albums would suck and it's the one track that I like. I should probably pay for them, but I can't really be bothered paying for a song I'll be bored of in a few weeks.
Stuff like Kanye West - College Dropout is still in my CD player in the car, on my iPod and on iTunes. All because I downloaded 'Through The Wire' ages ago.