Film Piracy is Robbing American Workers! Didn't you know that?
I wouldn't bother reading the linked article, if I were you. It's kind of long and boring. The gist of it is that people in film lose out when you copy movies, and that the entertainment industry's "creativity and innovation have made American entertainment one of [their] greatest exports for generations."
It's all quite doom and gloom, so I really feel for them. I also don't think that these problems are limited to the United States.
This is why I've put together my list of the 33 most creative films of all time, in chronological order, in order to celebrate how creative and innovative the film industry has proven itself to be:
Rants about whatever I am agitated enough to write. Usually related to civil liberties, religion or IT.
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Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
How the Artists Shall Get Paid
I have a fundamental disagreement with Rick Falkvinge. Don't get me wrong, I respect him heaps for founding and promoting the Pirate Party, but there is one thing that I have heard from him a few times with which I just cannot agree: That it's not up to us to answer "How shall the artists get paid?"
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