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| zag2me |
| F**k em' Fight the power! :crazy: |
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| sleepydragon |
| quote: | Originally posted by richg101
i hope it goes ahead.
about time the cheapskates got knocked down a peg or two. |
I dont know where i stand on this cause maybe the illegal downloaders are keeping the prices down the record companys feel they have to drop the prices to get people to buy them. If everyone was forced to buy their music then the record companys would be able to charge what the hell they liked and people would have to pay it if they really wanted the track that much. |
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| Rinster |
| as if it will help.. |
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| Jono404 |
| Hmmm interesting stuff, but the record companies lobbying for this probably have all to do with dance and electronic music besides high profile released. So people will get done for downloading britney spears which sells loads anyway, meanwhile an independent dance label that won't make much money still suffers from piracy. |
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| _Ocean_Drive_ |
I think this'd be good for people who download EVERYTHING.
I try before I buy. If I'm interested in something, I'll download, and see if I like it. If I do, I buy it, if I don't I delete.
The other huge plus that torrent has had for me, is being able to download my DVD colelction (in effec) that I have at home. I gave up on crappy downloads in 2003, and I now buy everything.
But bottom line: I think it'd be good to stop a lot of the piracy. But maybe they should ban DRM first. |
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