[Fmpro] P2P Piracy

[Christopher Alpiar]

I dont think "they" made the product too good, it is more of a  
phenomenon that occurred with the dot com era. If only Greenspan's  
call of "Irrational exuberance" was paid attention to by more than  
wall street and the nasdaq

The problem now is that its been 13 years of MP3s. Millions of kids do  
not know of a world where they cant download free MP3s and not pay for  
them. That combined with greed of humans is why there is such  
resistance to DRM

But marketed correctly and education engaged and policy put in place  
that can all be changed quickly so that copyright holders dont  
continue to get burned every day.

It requires government to get involved. somehow someway

Christopher Kennedy Alpiar
Cinematic Composer
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On Apr 12, 2008, at 1:22 PM, Pete wrote:

> Plus, the vinyl record (POP!) would deteriorate
> (CRACKLE!) after multiple playings (POP!)
>
> We completely accepted this as a physical limitation
> to the media. But today, I think what people really
> object to is being told what they can do with their
> purchased music.
>
> They made the product too good for their own good.
>
> Pete
>
>