Saturday, June 30th, 2007 | Author: Martin

Michael Moore makes some interesting points about why it is o.k. to copy films and music — and why you should, nonetheless, go to the cinema. On the one hand, artist depend on selling their work to make a living. But they also need exposure to get their work known. The internet does help in getting a wider audience.YouTube Preview Image(via)

I hope that one day there will be a system that allows users to watch films for a minimal fee, while the filmmakers get reimbursed (such that they keep making films, and keep making better films) — and both are freed from a third party distributor. Maybe there could be a form of internetTV-licence, that every user pays, while the maker gets paid for the number of views.

Hey, just a wild idea: there could even be a chance for film-makers to pitch their ideas, and whoever gets a certain number of votes gets funding for the film. How about that…

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