> Unless the content is $0 and you can get it whenever you want You're making a straw man argument, I made it very clear that I am willing to pay, and I'm not

> Unless the content is $0 and you can get it whenever you want You're making a straw man argument, I made it very clear that I am willing to pay, and I'm not the only one. > Yet, piracy is stronger than ever. You know what else is stronger than ever? Online music sales, and record company profits. The easier method of iTunes is killing the old model. > What makes you think it will be any different for movies? 7% of US citizens now subscribe to Netflix, making it bigger than any single cable company. I would say this is good evidence that people are willing to pay for legal, convenient access to content.