Online Piracy and File Sharing

Multimedia, everyone likes, music, movies, video games, pictures and so on. Usually you purchase music, movies, video games, pictures online, or usually from online media services (such as iTunes or Amazon). Or at a movie store or Wal - Mart. There is no weather, you pay 99 cents for a song, or just pay $ 20 for a new movie, it is not free. Sometimes you may allow your friends to borrow your movies and other things, and then they may lend them their friends, it may be free, but you There is no need to pay.

Does music overcome the threat of online piracy and file sharing? Author: XXXXXXX Lecturer: XXXXXXXX rise in the Internet age full of opportunities and threats for traditional media opened a whole new market. Online piracy is one of them. The music and movie industry loses 5.4 billion pounds a year, if it drops by 10%, in the UK 13,000 jobs may be created. Anti-counterfeiting English 3 Honorable Case Study November 5, 2015 Internet piracy: friends or enemies? Illegal copying of the Internet has been controversial for nearly two decades, but its impact has not yet been announced. Copyright infringement is copying illegally copyrighted files, usually music, movies, games and even books. In the music industry and the movie industry, sales are often abruptly reduced due to illegal copying, but other experts oppose and even some claim that illegal copies are helping these industries. Obviously there is

First, it turned out that file sharing and online illegal copying reduced the revenues of the graphics industry, reaching a total of $ 90 million (1.4% of the current box office revenue). On average, each movie is calculated to share approximately $ 397.9 million file share loss through various portals. Finally, in this survey, we found that the number of box office revenues to replace the sharing of pirated movie files is not that much, that there is little overlap between movie downloads and their high quality show times. That is, it affects the sales of DVD / Blu-ray and similar movies released later.

I do not feel anything about online piracy, or indeed there are many people. Actually, copyrighted work of file sharing or illegal streaming media should not be classified as illegal copy. Of course, you have the right to receive this opinion, and we also want to hear from you. We ask the weekly column devoted to finding opinions from readers of MakeUseOf. Questions are usually outstanding and may need to be discussed. Some are based on opinion, others are sharing tips and suggestions with MakeUseOf leader, and advertising tools and applications. If you do not have it, this row will be gone, because without you you MakeUseOf will do nothing.