Posted December 07, 2008
In Sweden right now there is a big debate about the Ipred 1 directive from European Union which is to be implemented 1st of April.
A lot of media people and politicians is telling us the internet users that the "copyright" must be preserved and strengthen. (The Ipred1 directive lets the mediarightholders get a users name from the isp from an ip and then can sue them in civil court as they do in Denmark for example)
So I just wonder, how is GOG.com going. The word from gamecompanies, movie and music producers tell us that they need to protect the content to get people to pay. My believe is that if you make a good service as GOG.com really is, without restrictions, drm and other bad stupid things people will pay.
Thought?
(I would love some stats from the GOG folks... )
A lot of media people and politicians is telling us the internet users that the "copyright" must be preserved and strengthen. (The Ipred1 directive lets the mediarightholders get a users name from the isp from an ip and then can sue them in civil court as they do in Denmark for example)
So I just wonder, how is GOG.com going. The word from gamecompanies, movie and music producers tell us that they need to protect the content to get people to pay. My believe is that if you make a good service as GOG.com really is, without restrictions, drm and other bad stupid things people will pay.
Thought?
(I would love some stats from the GOG folks... )
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