interesting thread, on both sides of arguement (except for the name
calling... )
The analogy moved from listening booth, to radio broadcasts recorded for
later listening. Good one?!
Please note that people who defend the good side of P2P are NOT endorsing
"rampant piracy". People who want artists protected are also correct...
boycott... between Thanksgiving and Christmas? hmmm
One thing about the networks is they've became the ultimate library archive
of all kinds of music online and accessible for everyone! Its 2am and you
want to hear an obscure song... new or old, major artist or not, ... and
amazingly, there it is!! Playing on your computer!! Even if its out of
print, not in the stores, especially at this time of night. And yet, we are
listening to it. An instant universal jukebox. way cool
I am glad to experience this phenomenon. It may be illegal on some level
(for now), and there may be some who abuse this rare moment in human
history. But the ability for all people to share all the music for free...
wow man, its like we talked about at woodstock! cool.
Write on
Tripp
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