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“Media Missing The Point On Music”

January 1, 2010 by Kyle Brady
Tags: 1990's, 2000's, Movies, Music, Piracy, Technotainment Revelations, True/Slant, True/Slant Column
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New column at Technotainment Revelations on True/Slant:

With all the hubbub surrounding the end of the year, which included many lists of bests/worsts/predictions, much was said about music and movies, especially with regard to digital piracy.  The sad fact is, however, that a majority of the mainstream commentary either misinterprets the raw data or chooses to leave out certain details in order to present piracy in a light that is not necessarily correct or legitimate.

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