"The copyright community has declared war on technology and is using lawsuits, legislatures and clever public relations to restrict the ability to sell and use new technologies," Shapiro said. "Content providers would be served better by working with technology companies to deploy (anti-piracy technologies) rather than suing everyone and lobbying Congress." [News.com]
They need to ask why consumers are not going to record stores to buy music and then give consumers what they would gladly pay for, content in a format that would play on their new output device. Why can't I go to a music sore and walk out with a memory stick customized with the play list and music I want to listen to? The music industry is not facing the fact that 7% of their consumers are clammering for a new format. You can't stick a cd in an mp3 player and jogging with an mp3 player is a far better customer experience than jogging with a cd player.
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