That it happens that the US enacted copyright laws in recent times that immensely benefitted their community, then used their financial and imperial might to have them included in an Australian free trade agreement doesn't make their existence beneficial to the Australian community.ĥ0 Shades of Grey is copyrighted for the next seven plus decades. Laws exist purely for the benefit of the community. Or to put it another way, how did extending the copyright on Mickey Mouse inspire Walt Disney to create that mouse when Walt was already dead? Shakespeare wrote well without any copyright support, much better than Chuck Tingle, who enjoys life time royalties plus another 75 years of after death royalty protection. Throughout history people have produced plays, music, art and stories. And remember the $200 ends up going into other areas of the economy, not buying American exports that don't support our tax that remotely possible?īut yes, I do think if there was sensible copyright reform it would stay much the same. When it is 10 times that, there is a real motivation to avoid that cost.
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When entertainment/media makes up $20 of the household monthly budget, there isn't a huge driver for piracy. If said yes to all this, and judging from their friends, plenty do, we could easily spend $150-$200 a month. My personal media spend was likely $30 a month, a huge increase on my parents generation.įast forward and my teenagers would like to have Netflix, Spotify, Foxtel plus go to movies once or twice a month, plus buy apps and games. And probably went to the movies once a month. When I was a teenager, I bought a lot more music. Add in going to the cinema once or twice a year and my whole family's media spend might have hit $10 a month.
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Later on we got a VCR and taped movies we liked off TV and sometimes rented a weekly movie or two. I remember my Dad saying that covered all his favourites and he was never without something to listen to. When I was a kid, my family had 20 or 30 records. In a lot of ways, I believe the entertainment industry has been a victim of its success. People like you and me who rarely spend much aren't really in their considerations one way or another. Is pretty good evidence that the people who actually pirate TV and movies are the same people who pay for netflix and foxtel and go to the movies a lot.
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