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UK Campaign for Digital Rights debunks the digital piracy mythUK Campaign for Digital Rights debunks the digital piracy mythPosted Mar 13, 2003 11:33 UTC (Thu) by ekj (subscriber, #1524)In reply to: UK Campaign for Digital Rights debunks the digital piracy myth by beejaybee Parent article: UK Campaign for Digital Rights debunks the digital piracy myth It also ignores another very real issue: People who are being demonized and treated as thieves by the music bussiness are not very likely to be positive to the same bussiness. I don't know about you, but personally I have a lot of negative feelings towards the music bussiness. Enough so that I choose to spend my entertainment-cash elsewhere. Enough so that I currently consider it ethically questionable to give money to the immoral cartel of big music companies. I prefer that my money are not used to figth to diminish my fair-use rigths, the "first sale" rigths and my rigth to listen to music I own how and where I want. Music is entertainment. Personally, I'm not much entertained any more.
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