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It seems to me that companies are now (and will be) relying on the long tail of their entertainment investments to justify the cost. Perhaps before it was easie
by jimbob45 7y ago
It seems to me that companies are now (and will be) relying on the long tail of their entertainment investments to justify the cost. Perhaps before it was easier to recoup the investment up front?
What are the chances that these companies genuinely need this sort of draconian copyright law to remain profitable?
- zamadatix 7y agoKeep in mind "all of" is less than 1 per month, for a site that reports on torrent news and statistics. 2019 was as big a year as any for box office returns and streaming subscription revenue. The only reason you see so many is it costs nothing to send and plenty of companies (as seen by this article) exist to cheaply blast them out via bot.