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Is there a case for piracy?
Brenton Currie
Saturday, 29 October 2011 15:18
I have argued before, most recently on video streaming, that if you want total freedom, piracy is the way to go.
Nick came from the other end, the user experience, and comes to the same conclusion.
From the article:
Nowadays, copyright barely resembles what it was originally designed for i.e. to protect both parties: inventors and content creators on the one side and the public on the other. Corporate America and government compliance have written out public interests in many instances. The case of Mickey Mouse is illustrative.
Nonetheless, there's an air of inevitability about it all. Historically, how often have incumbent, monopolistic industries shrugged their shoulders and written off their entire business model to embark on a journey along a crowded new highway, with rules set by customers, that leads who-knows-where?
Slashdot picked up the article, and a typical /. discussion erupted.
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