On Piracy, Radio, & Walmarts

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On Piracy, Radio, & Walmarts

May 12, 2006 in Games, Music | Permalink

Piracy_1 On Piracy, radio, & Walmarts is a free downloadable documentary tackling the burning questions of internet piracy. Unimpressed by the regurgitation of tired arguments in the media, it aims to shed some light and bring some depth to the topic. Originally available from their website (until it was Dugg to high heaven), it can now been found and downloaded from the ever trusty Google Video.

Comments

The price of a movie download needs to be reduced in order to attract users who illegally download movies from file sharing sites such as Limewire. Using websites such as Cinema Now, Vizumi (http://www.vizumi.com), AOL, Empire etc is protecting the consumer. These sites are 100% legal and safe. If you get caught downloading via a file sharing website then you could face imprisonment. I personally won't risk it for the sake of saving a few £ and now use a legal download site. The more of us who do this, the more chance of price reductions and going some way to putting an end to illegal downloads.

Posted by Mark Shaw | January 7, 2008 12:24 PM