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why should i pay those incredible prices for a software...the companys are earning millions and the pours keep pours and do not have access to the technology...down Microsoft..long life to the free software...
It may be that they don't go ahead with most cases, but putting the story out there in the media might be enough to scare some people off of doing any illegal downloading.
Scare tactics aren't always the best way of improving your company's profile, of course, but I think they're just trying to hit out at anyone at the moment, possibly because they feel they can't hit the right targets.
Scare tactics aren't always the best way of improving your company's profile, of course, but I think they're just trying to hit out at anyone at the moment, possibly because they feel they can't hit the right targets.
Ohhh that's nasty, but I still maintain that the Industries attack the wrong targets. They need to firstly target the sources of the pirating, torrent sites etc. I bet 90% of those who are about to be targeted will not even realise they were uploading as well as downloading, and lets be realistic these "threats" have had no real noticeable impact on illegal content, why would this suddenly change?
Secondly why don't they try to compete? Itunes has proven that the demand is out there, so why not tap into it instead of cut it's throat?
Secondly why don't they try to compete? Itunes has proven that the demand is out there, so why not tap into it instead of cut it's throat?