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I posted this earlier in the thread to no response;
'Guess I'm a bit naive on this topic but could someone kindly explain to me what P2P services are used for besides illegally sharing copywritten music, cracked software, ripped DVD's and porn?
I know someone mentioned sharing bootleg concerts that are supposedly in the public domain. What else?
Just want to be clear on what's being defended here.'
So P2P defenders here's your chance, let us all know why those of us with a vested interest in actually selling our music should care if P2P's were shut down tomorrow! Please enlighten us all to the benefits of allowing people to continue to steal music and software (and increasingly movies). I really, really want to know how this benefits our industry.
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