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Comment Re:What an over sensationalist title (Score 1) 899

How do you vote with your feet if there is barely any choice in the so-called "marketplace"?

What market are you referring to? There's broad choice in the PC market.

And if you vote with your wallet, will that count against the votes of others whose wallets are rather thicker than yours?

Yes, if there's enough of you.

Comment Re:Some good has come of this (Score 1) 388

Thoughts?

The hell with them all. There's more freely licensed, widely available music (and film, and television, and literature) now than ever before in our history, and that's just the beginning. Free culture is just beginning. The number of artistic works released under Creative Commons licenses is growing exponentially, and it's just beginning. I don't have to play ball with those greasy fucking peckerwoods in "The Industry" anymore. Enjoy your Rhapsody or your Spotify or whatever. I'm living at the beginning of a renaissance, and it's pretty fucking cool.

Comment Re:Oppressive and Ridiculous (Score 1) 388

You're wrong. As I said to someone else above, there's more readily available, freely offered works of art and culture in the commons today than at any other point in history, and it's exploding. Free culture is happening, and it's happening more every day, and it's just getting rolling. One day history will see our generation as living at the beginning of a renaissance.

Comment Re:Sad (Score 1) 388

Please. There's more readily available, freely licensed media now than at any time in the history of man. Literature, film, music, visual art, drama. The rules have changed, our culture and our art are truly in our own hands, now more than ever, and all you can do is bitch about the mean corporations? Fuck that, move on. The choice is yours to make. Quit your bitching and find a better way. We're living at the beginning of a renaissance.

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