On Thu, 29 Mar, David H. Bailey wrote: "Which means that reasonable pricing and reasonable availability which makes it easy and reasonable for everybody to buy their own copy rather than share copies (such as has been the fallout of the recorded music industry) is the best remedy."
Yes, I think that's a key issue here. If the product is priced reasonably and is convenient to get, then there's less incentive to pirate. It seems to me that PDFs _have_ to be priced lower than paper products or piracy is more likely. The case with mp3's is slightly different. With PDFs, the quality is _in_ there. You just have to have to equipment to properly print it. Mp3's are inferior quality to uncompressed audio. [Start flame war.] :-) Paul Hayden Magnolia Music Press <www.paulhayden.com> _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
