Internet Piracy
Internet Piracy | Many People Do Not View Online Music Sharing as Wrong
Anthony G. Gorry is a professor of management and computer science at Rice University.
Summary: The music industry is understandably upset at the rampant, unauthorized sharing of music files via the Internet, and has begun filing lawsuits against individuals who engage in the activity. The music industry may view online music sharing as piracy, but many people—particularly youth, who make up the majority of file sharers—do not see the issue in such black-and-white terms. While young people do not generally condone stealing, many of them point out...
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Table of Contents
- Online Music Sharing Is Wrong
- The Harms of Online Music Sharing Are Exaggerated
- Many People Do Not View Online Music Sharing as Wrong
- Internet Piracy Harms Artists
- Online Music Sharing May Benefit Artists
- Online File Sharing Threatens the Film Industry
- The Government Should Explore Ways of Making File Sharing Legal
- The Government Must Combat Online Piracy
- The Music Industry’s Lawsuits Against Online Music Sharers Are Justified
- The Music Industry’s Lawsuits Against Online Music Sharers Are Misguided
- Online File Sharing Will Benefit Society
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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