On 2014-05-15 16:22, John Foliot wrote:
no Netflix, no Amazon Prime, no Hulu, no HBO Go
That would be great!
Brazilian television broadcasters, seeking to purchase entertainment
content
from outside of the country, may find that no-one is willing to sell
them that content
Which would mean they would have to invest their money in producers of
unencumbered content, in creative people who are more interested in
producing content worthy of being shared than they are in preventing
sharing. This is a good thing, right?
I am hard
pressed to imagine that the Brazilian people and government would be
interested in presenting themselves on the world stage as thieves and
outlaws
Equating the banning of DRM with thievery and criminality is a real
stretch. You talk about Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt and yet you
yourself purvey it. That you would try to make a government who is
working against DRM afraid of being seen as "thieves and outlaws" says a
lot.
It is premium entertainment
LOL
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Bob Ham <[email protected]>
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