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I remember extremely rich artists saying 'If you don't buy our music we won't be able to earn our bread and there won't be more music'. Since then, there's been legal strikes at many things like Megaupload. Other platforms like Kazaa didn't have the same luck.

So, they legislated the internet and it became more regulated and Napster became legal (following the new regulations) by the way. It was free like other platforms that also hosted music online. The software used the lack of regulation on the internet to help people share. Napster wasn't considered illegal either, as it was like recording a cassette but much quicker. It was called giving your friend a cassette and having him record the album that he bought so you could listen to it on your walkman without buying it. Before the internet there was also 'piracy' with the difference that it wasn't illegal at all.

Obviously, if you legalize weed then weed trafficking statistics will go down because it's just not illegal anymore.Īlso, take into account that the internet, as a tool for the masses, is very new. So you're telling me that, thanks to music piracy tools, the whole industry had to rethink their market strategies and that led to people not needing to pirate anymore yet they still enjoy free music because it's not illegal anymore, right? The big companies quickly realized that (in less than an year) and attacked the site in court. There was a site Napster which threatened music industry through piracy. You made me google some things and it was interesting indeed. Sandman25dcsss の投稿を引用：Thank you for your post.

Free for apple download King's Bounty: Crossworlds