philip lelyveld The world of entertainment technology

22Jan/13Off

STUDY SHINES LIGHT ON HOW AMERICANS FEEL ABOUT FILE SHARING

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the issue of “morality” in file sharing has much to do with distinctions between public and private sharing, says the report.

“Eight in 10 Americans believe that it’s OK to share copyrighted content with family members, and six in 10 extend the same logic to friends. But only a small minority of Americans — between four and 15 percent — say it’s reasonable to upload copyrighted content for public consumption, post links to pirated content on Facebook, or sell unauthorized copies of copyrighted materials,” explains the article.

See the full story here: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/01/new-music-survey-p2p-users-buy-the-most-no-one-wants-disconnection-penalties/

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