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P2P is here to stay. RIAA and MPAA aren't. It's not a destruction of property rights. It's the beginning of something new for people that make a living creatin
by zotz 15y ago
P2P is here to stay. RIAA and MPAA aren't.
It's not a destruction of property rights. It's the beginning of something new for people that make a living creating things people like to hear and watch.
Speaking as a musician who has had dealings with the RIAA, I won't miss them even one little bit.
- javert 15y agoP2P is here to stay. I would not be so sure about that. As computer people, we rely on governmental freedom to do what we do, and the politicians and the guys with guns can and will take that away if we stop defending freedom. Which we aren't doing very effectively lately.