Filesharing suits and DRM were why I stopped buying music and movies
Hollywood learned the hard way not to sue people for sharing files. Tens of millions, myself included, stopped buying CD's and DVD's because of those lawsuits. They never were able to collect the judgements they won, and also never collected the lost revenue from the informal boycott, so they publicly threw in the towel on the lawsuits and now want IPs to block filesharing-thus SOPA, TPP, etc. DRM is another reason a lot of people will not touch paid content-except to crack it, at which point it gets immediately torrented out of anger.
On my computers there is literally not a single paid file in a 2+ TB file system. I'm not even interested in TV content, what in the world would I do with Hulu? I've literally never even seen the homepages of Amazon Prime, Hulu, or Netflix, I certainly have no use for DRM support.
Originally posted by brosis
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On my computers there is literally not a single paid file in a 2+ TB file system. I'm not even interested in TV content, what in the world would I do with Hulu? I've literally never even seen the homepages of Amazon Prime, Hulu, or Netflix, I certainly have no use for DRM support.
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