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  by William Menna

  Created on: March 13, 2008

  The Recording Industry Association of America has been adamant in its attempt to curb peer-to-peer music

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  by Gene Patterson

  Created on: August 11, 2010   Last Updated: February 26, 2011

  Music piracy.  It is something that most of us have engaged in one time or another.  It is

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  by Sampson de Villeneuve

  Created on: January 13, 2009   Last Updated: April 01, 2012

  I once saw an analogy concerning software piracy in this case, games which compared the social logistics

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  by Joost Steffensen

  Created on: March 01, 2008

  Recently I visited some friends who had bought a DVD which we were going to watch together. To my surprise

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  by Faith Man

  Created on: August 13, 2007

  When music first began mass-production, the simplest and easiest to acquire form of music (at the time)

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  by Martine Pauwels

  Created on: December 26, 2009   Last Updated: December 28, 2009

  
  

  First of all we must consider that there are several ways in which you can download music and they

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  by Anthony Warren

  Created on: October 29, 2010

  Let me first say that I should probably be posting on the other side, with the major exception being

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  by Ben Deutsch

  Created on: October 12, 2007

  Well, maybe the answer should be "downloading music can be done in an ethical way". It can also be done

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  by Jonny Noble

  Created on: June 01, 2007   Last Updated: April 30, 2011

  When I first thought about the impact of downloading music for free, I thought it would be a disaster

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  by Russel Walker

  Created on: February 13, 2011

  You can spend your 400 words on the history of data storage. You can talk about your own "practical"

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  by Dorothy Jo Bourbeau

  Created on: December 08, 2007

  Remember when cassette recorders were in every household. Those were the days when music came from the

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  by Donald Stephenson

  Created on: March 13, 2008

  For years the consumer has been hung out to dry by the greedy record companies. In my lifetime, I have

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  by David Furritus

  Created on: March 11, 2008

  I remember back to the days when the whole Napster debacle was going on. So many people were up in arms

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  by Bikendra Gurung

  Created on: August 11, 2010

  
  

   ETHICS OF DOWNLOADING MUSIC.....   

    Have you ever imagined how your life

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  by Sean McGoldrick

  Created on: June 10, 2007

  While downloading may well have an impact on royalty income for artists it is not unethical to do it.

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  by Julius Albert Custodio

  Created on: February 18, 2009   Last Updated: February 21, 2009

  Music is like food to me, I can't live without it.

  As a person who downloads music legally on a daily

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  by Michelle Ann Newton

  Created on: October 21, 2007   Last Updated: November 10, 2007

  Music + Ethics = oxymoron.

  Downloading is NOT piracy. Piracy is defined as copyright infringement. An

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  by Matthew Tyler Funk

  Created on: November 15, 2007

  Just hearing someone utter the phrase "intellectual property" conjures up visions of thought control

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  by Jenny Azadi

  Created on: June 12, 2007   Last Updated: October 13, 2011

  You know, if you are going to use modern technology for your own purpose, then you might as well get

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  by Richard Barker

  Created on: August 22, 2007

  Downloading music is ethical because of the following ancient commercial maxim: caveat emptor.

  I am an