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Old 30-05-2010, 18:53   #27
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Re: OFCOM speaks on Anti-piracy measures.

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Originally Posted by Angua View Post
Games used to get to under a tenner in a couple of years - not the case any more (unless of course you have £30 spare & get 3 for £30). By the time films are affordable they are available on TV. As for books, they have been available at your local library to borrow for nothing before the internet was even available.

The majority of people on low incomes either rent the DVD or borrow music from the library at a very reasonable price. If the cost is too high we do not buy - basic economics.
It would be interesting to see how many people rent DVDs and more interestingly borrow music from the library relative to those who download them.

Indeed your last sentence is how it was, before the Internet messed with the equation a touch!
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