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Small movie studios, if they make good content, people will go and pay to see. It's no different. If people pirate it, word of mouth spreads and people will go
by PrimeMcFly 3y ago
Small movie studios, if they make good content, people will go and pay to see.
It's no different. If people pirate it, word of mouth spreads and people will go and see it.
No one really buys music anyway, artists make most of their money from shows.
Sharing is normal behavior, the whole concept of piracy as stealing is bananas. No one has a right to charge for every single copy of something in existence, not when it can be easily duplicated. It's entirely at odds with human nature.
- billy99k 3y ago"No one really buys music anyway, artists make most of their money from shows." In the 90s, artists COULD make money from music. Especially independent artists. Piracy changed all that and forced artists to only make money from shows, which are controlled by large companies.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoI disagree. Piracy didn't have the negative affect you think it did. Study after study shows piracy only helps to boost sales. Those artists are blaming piracy when really it's more likely to do with a shift to streaming and those artists not having the skills to have a strong online presence once physical media started dying out. There's a strong correlation between the death of record stores and these independent artists starting to lose money. And besides, in modern day we have more independent artists than ever making money.