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Post by somebody probably on Nov 17, 2010 1:23:48 GMT 10
I suspect that music artists will charge as much as they can get away with whilst still having to cram people into their choice of venue like Japanese people onto trains. |
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Post by stupid hos is my enemy on Nov 17, 2010 1:59:48 GMT 10
I don't see what the price of a ticket has to do with piracy. Because when the companies start to lose money from CD sales through piracy, they up the price of the gig tickets instead to make up for it. |
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Post by The Pletch on Nov 17, 2010 9:06:53 GMT 10
Also, is anyone else getting double spaces between words whenever you hit edit or quote? |
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Post by Oberstleutnant Insipid on Nov 17, 2010 15:56:32 GMT 10
I don't see what the price of a ticket has to do with piracy. Because when the companies start to lose money from CD sales through piracy, they up the price of the gig tickets instead to make up for it. Money-hungry bastards. They're not even losing that much money from it anyway. In fact they're not losing ANY money, because it's POTENTIAL revenue. |
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Post by The Pletch on Nov 17, 2010 22:18:29 GMT 10
In fact they're not losing ANY money, because it's POTENTIAL revenue. Not objectively, but you're economically retarded if you honestly think that without music piracy, there would be no significant change in album sales. This is like saying that potential energy doesn't affect physics because it's not actual energy. EDIT: In the interest of full disclosure, I do pirate music, I just accept that it's illegal and somewhat harmful to the economy. I'm not a self-righteous dick about it because there's no point to defending something indefensible. |
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