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  1. Simulacrum73
    Hi Bro! The fonts have made this post unreadable. Please do something...
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    To add in my comment above: the book publishers, the music companies, the photography agencies will be the ones to bring out illegal and legal both kinds of content in digital format. This could be a reality in future...
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    Tasha's words are saddening in their truthfulness: “It’s like we’re stuck between a rock and a hard place in a way, because if I want to shoot content then I kinda have to shoot for [Mindgeek] because that’s the company that books me because they own…almost…everything,†At times I think what is happening in the porn will be eventually become, though in an improved format, the future of many businesses including photography and music.
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    Oh that world of Esteros and Essos! I love the novels so much! Good for RR Martin, who imagined the classy fantasy...
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    And well, I forgot to appreciate the wonderful picture above! It indicates how ridiculous the copyright trolls are! They may block the a little hole with rags papers, but what they you do to shut doors and windows?
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    Shocking news, but will be ineffective. People will find new ways to access what they want. If something serious happens, however, to the piratebay, I shall be sad, very sad. I still cannot forget the day I saw demonoid down. I could not eat well for three days!
  7. Simulacrum73
    Wow! Let me get back to reading the latest pirated book I downloaded!
  8. Simulacrum73
    This is great news! After demonoid was brought down, we all have heavily depended on the piratebay. Congrats to the pirates!
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    A passionately argued piece! You are right in implying that the means of communication have changed and the copyright industry will have to change their mindset drastically. I guess, the way arts, crafts and ideas are being sold has altered and novel means to handle the business will have to be devised. A point that I want to emphasise is this: we think of 'copyrights industry'--bust why don't we think about the writer, photographer, movie-maker, music-composer, I mean the individuals who create? How can we support that person's self interests in the new age?
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    Right on dot! A proper and useful ranking would be a category-based listing. It would help novices and explorers, both. I saw a flow chart, here on IS, which was a wonderful job.
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    Interested in e-books. Have learnt that bibliotik.org could be an ideal one. Let me know the damages.