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We do, tangentially. IP laws are enforce differently across the world and across timeperiods, and the differences make for wonderful experiments. Think of pop
by sam_lowry_ 2y ago
We do, tangentially. IP laws are enforce differently across the world and across timeperiods, and the differences make for wonderful experiments.
Think of pop music expansion in the Napster era as an example.
- jajko 2y agoYet successful pop artists are drowning in money. I have really hard time having sympathy with massively multi-millionaires like Metallica bashing people ripping their stuff. Even in countries with stronger IP, unknown artists are struggling. So restrictions are hardly an efficient solution