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Sep 21 2007

Downloading and Piracy: Driving Innovation, or Killing the Industry?

In a seminar at Loyola University, New Orleans, cinematographer Brad Rushing discusses the both the positive impact (innovation in packaging, marketing and business practices) and negative impact (possibly decreased revenue, loss of control over intellectual property) that filesharing and similar technology-enabled practices are having on the entertainment industry at large.

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