Wow this megaupload bit has me a little bewildered. Once again, with all the things going on now. Is this what we need to put our resources towards. Let's think about it this way. When cassette tapes were out you could lend, copy or whatever and it was never a big deal. The industry has since upgraded to mediums that are less expensive to make and provide better quality. Only issue is when these products are duplicated they produce an exact copy. Is this the consumers fault? How many ideas are stolen from those who don't have the knowledge or money to pursue copyrights and nothing is done. Big corporations spend billions towards stopping copyright infringement and in my eyes seem to make it worse. All of the promotions done about copyright infringement have made it such a big deal that now more people are doing it than ever. Now a 38 year old man is being held without bail in New Zealand with a possibility of being extradited to the U.S. for Copyright infringement. Watch the industry attempt to make an example of this. So sad, don't we have SOOO much more to do. Check
InFlexWeTrust for more info.
Wow this megaupload bit has me a little bewildered. Once again, with all the things going on now. Is this what we need to put our resources towards. Let's think about it this way. When cassette tapes were out you could lend, copy or whatever and it was never a big deal. The industry has since upgraded to mediums that are less expensive to make and provide better quality. Only issue is when these products are duplicated they produce an exact copy. Is this the consumers fault? How many ideas are stolen from those who don't have the knowledge or money to pursue copyrights and nothing is done. Big corporations spend billions towards stopping copyright infringement and in my eyes seem to make it worse. All of the promotions done about copyright infringement have made it such a big deal that now more people are doing it than ever. Now a 38 year old man is being held without bail in New Zealand with a possibility of being extradited to the U.S. for Copyright infringement. Watch the industry attempt to make an example of this. So sad, don't we have SOOO much more to do. Check InFlexWeTrust for more info.
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