The File Sharing Report asks whether file sharing (p2p) is a silent complaint about the business model of the software, movie and music industries. There’s some sense in that thought. It fits pretty well with my use of the technology (to save me ripping whole albums to my iRiver, to see if its worth seeing a movie at the pictures, to test whether software is right or not).
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