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Disney and Electronic Arts employs hundreds of thousands of employees that gets to enjoy their salary. They are paid through the IP. How is that not IP working
by jenadine 4y ago
Disney and Electronic Arts employs hundreds of thousands of employees that gets to enjoy their salary. They are paid through the IP. How is that not IP working as intended?
- Timwi 4y agoThe employees toil to create amazing stuff and receive a pittance compared to what it's worth. Most of the profit goes to execs who have had no hand in creating anything of value.
- jazzyjackson 4y agostart a company why don't you, being an exec sounds simple enough
- Timwi 4y agoNone of my comment suggests that it's easy. And more to the point, being hard doesn't mean that execs do good in the world.
- b800h 4y ago[flagged]
- Timwi 4y agoNone of my comment suggests communism. Plus, your comment doesn't seem to add anything meaningful to the conversation as best as I can tell.
- theduder99 4y agoYeah its an age/experience thing.
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- brabel 4y agoIs this comment meant to say that not having IP laws would somehow assist in fixing this problem?
- GolfPopper 4y agoYeah, about that - Disney decided years ago it doesn't need to pay authors royalties it legally owes them. https://www.writersmustbepaid.org/ https://www.writersmustbepaid.org/
- cat_plus_plus 4y agoWar is an ultimate employer of soldiers and workers that make things for war effort, does it therefore mean that we should continue wars or that all these people would otherwise be unemployed? Without copyright, and especially century long Mickey Mouse copyright, it's easier to open your own smaller amusement park that competes with Disneyland, this will employ a lot of people outside LA or Orlando area. Plus I will still buy my games and movies from reputable sources that are fair to content creators. If some poor college students can't afford that, maybe it's good they can get a break.