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In this post I will discuss three of the essential parts in the filesharing debate. *Consumers show a need that is not satisfied by the market, *The intellectual property law needs to change. *The need for control to maintain power. ———– A Need The filesharing is a result of improvements in technology and a . . . → Read More: Three Essential Parts in the Filesharing Debate Another post I wrote a few years ago about one of the branches of ethics. Enjoy. ————- “That indolent but agreeable condition of doing nothing” – brilliantly said by Pliny the Younger, which wisdom acts as one of the cornerstones of Ethical Individualism. We believe that many people follow this principle to a . . . → Read More: Ethical Individualism: Your Happines is Worth the Most
I’m reading a book called “The Social Study of Information and Communication Technology”. One part of the book takes up an example that shows how a tool can be perceived very differently from a slight incident. They are unaware of the surveillance until they see it and they don’t like the . . . → Read More: Spying on People Turns Bad First When They Discover You Going against established laws and copyrights have throughout history enabled a higher level of innovation to take place then would otherwise have happened. The public needs pirates to enhance the market. Big firms with high profits tend to get satisfied instead of aiming to constantly improve upon their services. If we didn’t have . . . → Read More: Pirates are Essential for Progress and Innovation  |
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