From time to time, I write for Portfolio.com’s tech section as a junior correspondent of sorts. My most recent post, published today, is a reaction to the MPAA overestimating the effect of student piracy and the rest of the web media–in turn–hastily criticizing the MPAA. The point of my quick post is that people are looking at the wrong parts of the argument. Check it out:
“We’re Not Thieves Just Cash Poor Consumers” [Portfolio.com]
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